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Dynamite Entertainment
Company typePrivate
IndustryComic book publishing
Founded2004
FounderNick Barrucci
Headquarters
Mount Laurel, New Jersey
,
United States
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Nick Barrucci (Founder and CEO), Juan Collado (President and COO), Brandon Dante Primavera (VP of IT and Operations), Alan Payne (VP of Sales and Marketing), Jim Kuhoric (VP of Product Development)
ProductsComic books, graphic novels

Dynamite Entertainment is a U.S.-based comic book publisher established in 2004 by Nick Barrucci, with its main office located in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. The publisher focuses on producing licensed comic adaptations of well-known film franchises such as Army of Darkness, Terminator, and RoboCop. Its catalog also includes licensed or public domain literary works like Zorro, Dracula, Sherlock Holmes, Alice in Wonderland, Red Sonja, Tarzan, and John Carter of Mars. Additionally, Dynamite offers superhero series including Project Superpowers, which resurrects classic public domain heroes, alongside original creator-owned titles such as The Boys.

Prominent artists and writers linked to Dynamite include Alex Ross, John Cassaday, Matt Wagner, Garth Ennis, Howard Chaykin, and Frank Miller. The company’s strategy combines robust licensing agreements with original content development to reach various segments within the comic book market.

Dynamite’s distribution has transitioned from an initial arrangement with Diamond Comic Distributors—handling global publishing rights beginning in 2008—to a more recent partnership with Lunar Distribution following Diamond’s bankruptcy. Furthermore, Dynamite entered a distribution agreement with Simon & Schuster to increase graphic novel availability in retail bookstores, thereby expanding its international reach and market penetration.

The executive leadership team features founder and CEO Nick Barrucci, president and COO Juan Collado, VP of IT and Operations Brandon Dante Primavera, VP of Sales and Marketing Alan Payne, and VP of Product Development Jim Kuhoric. This group spearheads the company’s growth initiatives and competitive positioning through product diversification and broadened distribution networks.

History

Founded by Nick Barrucci in 2004, Dynamite Entertainment initially published Army of Darkness through Devil's Due Publishing before beginning self-publication later that year. After establishing itself with Army of Darkness, Dynamite launched the Red Sonja series; its #0 issue sold 240,000 copies, followed by 100,000 initial orders for issue #1, cementing its presence in the market. By 2009, the publisher was releasing between 14 to 20 comic issues and 2 to 10 collected editions monthly.

Dynamite’s specialty lies in licensed comic adaptations such as Sherlock Holmes, The Lone Ranger, and Red Sonja, complemented by original series like Project Superpowers and creator-owned projects including The Boys. Its diverse portfolio encompasses adaptations of classic literature like Alice in Wonderland, Dracula, and Zorro; television properties including Xena: Warrior Princess, Battlestar Galactica, and Buck Rogers; as well as film licenses such as Darkman, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, RoboCop, Highlander, and the Terminator series.

The company also publishes comics featuring iconic monsters like Dracula, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Frankenstein's Monster, and the Wolfman. Dynamite expanded its graphic novel line with titles including Howard Chaykin's American Flagg! along with reprints of Marvel's Red Sonja runs, collaborating with creators such as Jim Starlin and Jae Lee.

Dynamite is known for crossover events that merge characters from different universes, including intercompany crossovers like "Monster War" (2005) with Image Comics and a 2006 team-up featuring DC Comics’ Red Sonja/Claw The Unconquered: Devil's Hands. In 2007, it acquired publishing rights for Garth Ennis' creator-owned series The Boys following its cancellation by DC's WildStorm imprint.

In 2009, Dynamite announced new comic series based on Lee Falk's The Phantom. The following year saw the launch of The Green Hornet comics, featuring miniseries by Kevin Smith and Matt Wagner. Also in 2010, Dynamite obtained Chaos! Comics' intellectual properties—excluding Lady Death—adding characters such as Evil Ernie, Smiley The Psychotic Button, Chastity, Purgatori, Jade, Omen, Bad Kitty, Cremator, and Lady Demon to its roster.

By 2013, Dynamite had revived several Gold Key Comics franchises including Magnus: Robot Fighter, The Occult Files of Doctor Spektor, Solar: Man of the Atom, and Turok. In 2016, it broadened its licensed offerings with intercompany crossovers such as Wonder Woman '77 Meets the Bionic Woman, uniting television icons Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman with Lindsay Wagner’s Bionic Woman.

In July 2019, Dynamite licensed its flagship title The Boys for adaptation into an acclaimed Amazon Prime Video series produced by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon Studios, significantly enhancing brand recognition and revenue streams.

In 2022, Dynamite secured a publishing agreement with Disney to produce comics based on franchises including Gargoyles—with several spin-offs—alongside titles like Darkwing Duck, Disney Villains such as Maleficent and Scar; as well as launching the first American comic series for both Lilo & Stitch and The Nightmare Before Christmas.

In October 2023, Dynamite announced a strategic collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery to develop comics from iconic properties including Thundercats. The #1 issue exceeded sales of 170,000 copies—ranking among the strongest debuts this decade—alongside other titles like Space Ghost, Jonny Quest, The Powerpuff Girls, The Wizard of Oz, The Flintstones, and We Bare Bears.

#

  • 007 issues #1–6 (August–November 2022)
  • 007: For King and Country issues #1–6 (April–September 2023)

A

  • Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters issues #1–4 (January–June 2008)
  • After Earth: Innocence (October 2012)
  • Agent 47: Birth of the Hitman issues #1–6 (2017–June 2018)
  • Alice Cooper issues #1–6 (September 2014–February 2015)
  • Alice Cooper vs. Chaos issues #1–6 (2015)
  • Aliens/Vampirella issues #1–6 (2015–2016; co-published with Dark Horse Comics)
  • Alpha and Omega: Cry Wolf issues #1–8 (June 2010–June 2012)
  • Altered Carbon: Download Blues (June 2019)
  • Altered Carbon: One Life One Death (May 2022)
  • Altered States: Doc Savage, Red Sonja, The Shadow, Vampirella (March 2015)
  • Animal Jam issues #1–3 (2017)
  • Ani-Max (August 2010; co-published with Liquid Comics)
  • Army of Darkness issues #5–13 (March–December 2006; first four issues by Devil's Due Publishing)
    • Volume 2, issues #1–27 (August 2007–April 2010)
    • Volume 3, issues #1–13 (February 2012–May 2013), issue #1992.1 (November 2014)
    • Volume 4, issues #1–5 (December 2014–April 2015)
  • Army of Darkness: Ash for President (September 2016)
  • Army of Darkness: Ash Gets Hitched issues #1–4 (July–November 2014)
  • Army of Darkness: Ash Saves Obama issues #1–4 (August–December 2009)
  • Army of Darkness: Ash's Christmas Horror (December 2008)
  • Army of Darkness: Convention Invasion (October 2014)
  • Army of Darkness: Furious Road issues #1–6 (March–August 2016)
  • Crossovers:
    • Army of Darkness/Bubba Ho-Tep issues #1–4 (February–June 2019)
    • Army of Darkness/Xena: Why Not? issues #1–4 (March–July 2008)
    • Army of Darkness/Xena: Forever... and a Day issues #1–6 (2016–2017)
    • The Army of Darkness 1979 issues #1–5 (September 2021–January 2022)
    • The Army of Darkness versus Reanimator: Necronomicon Rising issues #1–5 (July–November 2022)
    • Army of Darkness vs. Hack/Slash issues #1–6 (July 2013–February 2014)
    • Army of Darkness vs. Re-Animator issues #1–4 (October 2005–February 2006)
  • Ash and the Army of Darkness issues #1–8 (2013–June 2014), Annual (2014)
  • Ash vs. the Army of Darkness issues #0–5 (June–November 2017)
  • Army of Darkness/Reanimator (October 2013)
  • Athena issues #1–4 (September 2009–January 2010)
  • The Avenger issues #1–6 (June–November 2015)
  • The Avenger: Faces of Justice issues #1–4 (2017)
  • The Avenger: The Television Killers (December 2014)

B

  • Bad Ass issues #1–4 (January–April 2014)
  • Bad Kitty (October 2014)
  • Barbarella issues #1–12 (2017–November 2018)
    • Volume 2, issues #1–10 (July 2021–June 2022)
  • Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold issues #1–6 (February–August 2023)
  • Barbarella/Dejah Thoris issues #1–4 (January–June 2019)
  • Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet issues #1–6 (August 2014 – January 2015; co-published with DC Comics)
  • Batman/The Shadow issues #1–7 (June – November 2017; co-published with DC Comics)
  • Battlefields issues #1–9 (December 2009 – August 2010)
    • Volume 2, issues #1-6 (October 2012 – May 2013)
  • Battlefields: Dear Billy issues #1-3 (January – March 2009)
  • Battlefields: Night Witches issues #1-3 (October 2008 – January 2009)
  • Battlefields: The Tankies issues #1-3 (April – July 2009)
  • Battlestar Galactica series including:
    • Issues #0-12 from June 2006 to July 2007
    • Volume two, issues #1-12 plus an Annual in April 2014
    • Volume three, issues #1-5 from August to December 2016
  • Numerous spin-offs such as Cylon Apocalypse, Cylon War, ‘‘Death of Apollo’’, ‘‘Ghosts’’, ‘‘Gods and Monsters’’, among others released between the years of 2006 and 2018, illustrating broad franchise expansion.
  • The multiple-volume series of Bettie Page, including volumes one through four (#1-8 in late-2017 to early-2018; continuing through September 2023), alongside specials and related titles like ‘‘The Alien Agenda’’ and ‘‘The Curse of the Banshee’’.
  • Betty Boop, published in four installments from late-2016 to early-2017
  • The extensive run of The Bionic Man, covering twenty-six main series installments from August-December spanning years between late-2011 to late-2013, plus an Annual in March-2013; accompanied by related series such as ‘‘The Bionic Man vs. the Bionic Woman’’ and ‘‘The Bionic Woman’’ up until December-2014.
  • The crime-fighting adventures in The Black Bat, issued across twelve editions from May-2013 through July-2014
  • The Black Terror, with fourteen installments from November-2008 to February-2011 and a second volume including five editions released between October-2009 and February-2020
  • The pirate saga ‘‘Blackbeard: Legend of the Pyrate King’’ spanning six parts from October-2009 to October-2010
  • The thriller series ‘‘Blackcross’’, consisting of six parts published between March and November of 2015
  • The four-part series ‘‘Blood Brothers’’ released in the year of 2017
  • The mid-decade run for ‘‘The Blood Queen’’, which includes six main installments and several Annuals between June and October, supplemented by crossover events involving Dracula.
  • The standalone title ‘‘Blood Trail: Trailing’’ published in May-2013
  • The comic adaptation for ‘‘Bob's Burgers’’, with an initial five-part series from August to December-2014 followed by a second volume containing sixteen installments from June-2015 through October-2016
  • Licensed works such as ‘‘Boo: The World's Cutest Dog’’ and adaptations like ‘‘The Boys: Dear Becky’’ among others.
  • Additional noteworthy entries include licensed franchises like ‘‘Brickleberry: Armoogeddon’’, titles such as ‘‘Brothers in Arms’’, ‘‘Buck Rogers’’, as well as original narratives exemplified by ‘‘Buddha A Story of Enlightenment’’ authored by Deepak Chopra.

This diverse catalog underscores Dynamite Entertainment’s strategic emphasis on both licensed properties and original creations aimed at broadening their footprint and enhancing revenue opportunities within the comic book sector.

C

  • Cage Hero issues #1–4 (Nov 2015–Feb 2016)
  • Captain Action Cat issues #1–4 (Apr–Sep 2014)
  • Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers issues #1–6 (Aug 2014–Mar 2015)
  • Cat-Man and Kitten issue #1 (Dec 2022)
  • Centipede issues #1–5 (2017)
  • Chaos issues #1–6 (May–Oct 2014), plus Holiday Special (Dec 2014)
  • Charlie's Angels issues #1–5 (Jun–Oct 2018)
  • Charlie's Angels vs. the Bionic Woman issues #1–4 (Jul–Oct 2019)
  • Charmed issues #1–5 (2017)
  • Chastity issues #1–6 (Jul–Dec 2014); volume 2, issues #1–5 (Sep 2019–Feb 2020)
  • Cherish issues #1–5 (Nov 2022–Mar 2023)
  • The Chosen issues #1–3 (Oct–Dec 2012)
  • A Clash of Kings issues #1–16 (Jun 2017–Mar 2019); Part II, issues #1–16 (Jan 2020–Nov 2021)
  • Classic Red Sonja Re-Mastered issues #1–4 (Jun–Sep 2010)
  • Codename: Action series (Sep 2013–Feb 2014)
  • The Complete Alice in Wonderland issues #1–4 (Dec 2009–May 2010)
  • The Complete Dracula issues #1—5 (May–Dec 2009)
  • Conan/Red Sonja issues #1–4 (Jan–Apr 2015; co-published with Dark Horse Comics)
  • Control series, issues #1–6 (Jun–Nov 2016)
  • Cornboy one-shot (Jun 2011; co-published with Liquid Comics and Periscope Entertainment)
  • Crackdown series, issues #1–4 (Feb–Oct 2019)
  • Cryptozoic Man series, issues #1–4 (Oct 2013–Feb 2014)
  • Curse of the Wendigo one-shot (Jan 2012)

D

  • The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood series, issues #1–5 (Oct 2014–Mar 2015)
  • Damsels series, issues #1–13 (Sep 2012–Feb 2014); plus Giant Killer #0 (Aug 2013); Mermaids mini-series, issues #1–5 (May–Sep 2013)
  • Danger Girl and the Army of Darkness series, issues #1–6 (Apr 2011–Aug 2012; co-published with IDW Publishing)
  • Dark Shadows series, issues #1–23 (Nov 2011–Nov 2013); Year One mini-series, issues #1–6 (Apr–Sep 2013); Vampirella crossover, issues #1–5 (Jul-Dec 2012)
  • Darkman vs. Army of Darkness, limited series, issues #1–4 (Aug 2006–Mar 2007)
  • The Darkness/Eva, limited run, issues #1–4 (Mar-Jun 2008; co-published with Top Cow Productions)
  • Darkwing Duck ongoing series, issues #1-9; spin-off series Darkwing Duck: Negaduck, ongoing since Jan and Apr 2023 respectively
  • Dawn/Vampirella, limited series, issues #1-5 (Sep 2014-15)
  • Dead Irons, limited series, issues #1-4 (Feb-Jun 2009); followed by Dead Soldier, four-issue run co-published with Liquid Comics in late-2010
  • Dean Koontz's Frankenstein adaptations: Prodigal Son Vol. Two (#1-5, Sep '10-Mar '11), Storm Surge (#1-6, Oct '15-Mar '16)
  • The Death-Defying Devil, volume one (#1-4, Dec '08-Mar '09), volume two (#1-5, Aug '19-Jun '20)
  • Death to the Army of Darkness!, five-issue series (#1-5, Feb-Sep '20)
  • Dejah Thoris franchise including various volumes (#0-10 Jan-Nov '18; vol.3 #1-12 Dec '19-Apr '21; vol.4 ongoing Mar-Jul '23), plus specials such as Fairy Tales and Winter's End
  • Additional Dejah Thoris titles: Green Men of Mars (#1-12 Feb '13-Mar '14), White Apes of Mars (#1-4 Apr-Jul '12), versus John Carter (#1-6 Jul '21-Jan '22)
  • The Devilers, seven-issue series (#1-7 Jul '14-'15); and Devolution, five-issue run (#1-5, 2016)
  • Die!namite collection: original series (#1-5 Oct '20-Feb '21), Lives (#1-5 Jun-Nov '21), Never Dies (#1-5 Mar-Jun '22)
  • Disney Villains line introduced mid-2023 featuring Hades ongoing; Maleficent limited series (#1-5 May-Sep); Scar limited series (#1-4 Apr-Jul)
  • Collaborative projects include titles such as Django/Zorro, seven-issue run (#1-7 Nov '14-May '15; co-published with Vertigo Comics) and several Doc Savage series from Dec ’13 through ’17
  • Other significant works: Doctor Spektor (#1-4 May-Nov ’14), Doodle Jump (#1-6 Jun ’14-Feb ’15), Draculina (#1-6 Feb-Sep ’22; Blood Simple ongoing since ’23), The Dresden Files spanning multiple miniseries from ’09 to ’17, and a recent adaptation of Dying Light released in April ’23

E

  • Elvira in Horrorland issues #1–5 (May–December 2022)
  • Elvira in Monsterland issues #1–5 (May–September 2023)
  • Elvira Meets Vincent Price issues #1–5 (August 2021–March 2022)
  • Elvira, Mistress of the Dark series #1–12 (July 2018–February 2020), including Spring Special (May 2019)
  • Eternity Kill (December 2012; published jointly with Liquid Comics)
  • Eva: Daughter of the Dragon (September 2007)
  • Evil Ernie series #1–6 (October 2012–June 2013)
    • Volume 2, issues #1–6 (October 2014–April 2015)
    • Volume 3, issues #1–5 (December 2021–April 2022)
  • Evil Ernie: Godeater issues #1–6 (August 2016–2017)
  • Ex-Con issues #1–5 (September 2014–January 2015)
  • The Expendables issues #1–4 (May–July 2010)

F

G

  • Galactica 1980 series #1–4 (September 2009–January 2010)
  • A Game of Thrones issues #1–24 (September 2011–February 2015)
  • Garbage Pail Kids: Origins issues #1–3 (October–December 2022)
  • Gargoyles series #1–12 (December 2022–March 2024)
  • Gargoyles: Dark Ages issues #1–6 (July 2023–March 2024)
  • Gargoyles: Demona issue #0 FCDB (May 2025)
  • Gargoyles: Quest series #1–6 (April–December 2024)
  • Gargoyles Halloween Special issue #1 (October 2023)
  • Gargoyles Winter Special issue #1 (December 2024)
  • G.I. Joe vs. The Six Million Dollar Man issues #1–4 (February–May 2018; co-published with IDW Publishing)
  • Gold Key: Alliance issues #1–5 (April–August 2016)
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly series #1–8 (July 2009–February 2010)
  • Grand Passion issues #1–5 (2016–2017)
  • Grave Sight volumes 1 through 3 (May 2011–March 2012)
  • Grave Surprise release in December 2016
  • The Great Divide series #1–6 (2016–2017)
  • The Greatest Adventure series comprising issues #1–9 (April 2017–February 2018)
  • Green Hornet extensive run from issue #1 to #35 spanning February 2010 to April 2023, including Annuals #1-2, several volumes and specials such as volume two (#1-13), volume three (#1-5), volume four (#1-5), along with multiple spin-offs like '66 Meets the Spirit', 'Strikes!', 'Aftermath', 'Blood Ties', 'Golden Age Remastered', 'Legacy', 'One Night in Bangkok', 'Parallel Lives', 'Reign of the Demon', and the 'Year One' series covering March 2010 through January 2021.
  • Grimm original run from issue #1 to #12 between May 2013 and April 2014, followed by volume two (#1-5, September 2016 to September 2017), plus the miniseries 'Grimm: The Warlock' (#1-4, December 2013 to March 2014).
  • The Grumpy Cat and Pokey! collection along with Halloween ComicFest editions released in early to mid-2016; also includes a crossover event with Garfield (#1-3, August to October 2017; co-published with Boom! Studios)
  • Gwar: Orgasmageddon limited series comprising four issues released in 2017

H

  • H2O (February 2011; in collaboration with Liquid Comics)
  • Hack/Slash vs. Chaos! issues #1–5 (December 2018–May 2019)
  • Hack/Slash vs. Vampirella issues #1–5 (October 2017–February 2018)
  • Hack/Slash/Eva: Monster's Ball issues #1–4 (May–November 2011)
  • Hell Sonja issues #1–5 (January–May 2022)
  • Herogasm issues #1–6 (2009)
  • Highland Laddie issues #1–6 (August 2010–January 2011)
  • Highlander issues #0–12 (July 2006–November 2007)
  • Highlander: Way of the Sword issues #1–4 (December 2007–April 2008)
  • Highlander Origins: Kurgan issues #1–2 (January–February 2009)
  • The Hollows: A Hollowland Graphic Novel (June 2014)
  • Homies issues #1–4 (2016)

I

  • Immortal Red Sonja issues #1–10 (April 2022–February 2023)
  • Intertwined series (2016–2017)
  • The Invincible Red Sonja issues #1–10 (May 2021–September 2022)

J

K

  • Karma release (September 2022)
  • Kato series, including issues #1–14 and Annual #1 (May 2010–October 2011; February 2011 for Annual)
  • Killer Instinct series, issues #1–6 (September 2017–April 2018)
  • Killing Red Sonja series, issues #1–5 (March–December 2020)
  • King Kong: The Great War series, issues #1–4 (May–August 2023)
  • Kings Quest series, issues #1–5 (May–September 2016)
  • Kings Watch series, issues #1–5 (September 2013–April 2014)
  • Kirby: Genesis series, including issue #0 and #1 through #8 (May 2011–July 2012)
  • Series based on the band Kiss, comprising issues #1 through #10, as well as Zombies, Blood and Stardust, Forever, Phantom Obsession, The Demon, The End, plus crossovers with Army of Darkness and Vampirella from October 2016 to January 2022.

L

  • Lady Demon, issues #1 through #4 (December 2014 to April 2015)
  • Lady Hel, issues #1 to #4 (August to December 2022)
  • Lady Rawhide, series spanning issues #1 to #5 (August 2013 to April 2014)
  • Crossover series: Lady Rawhide/Lady Zorro, consisting of four issues released in 2015
  • Lady Zorro, a four-issue run from July to October of 2014
  • The Last Phantom, spanning twelve issues from August 2010 through February 2012, plus Annual issue released November 2011
  • Legendary Talespinners, three-issue limited run from February to June of 2010
  • Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure, seven-issue series from December 2013 to September 2014
  • Legenderry: Green Hornet, five-issue miniseries from February to June of 2015
  • Legenderry: Red Sonja, initial five-issue run February to June of 2015; second volume also with five issues during February to June of 2018
  • Legenderry: Vampirella, a five-issue miniseries from February to June of the year 2015
  • Legends of Red Sonja, comprised of five issues published between November of 2013 and March of the following year
  • The Librarians, four-issue series running from early to March of the year following
  • Various "Li'l" titles including Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Kids, Sonja, and Vampi launched in January of the year; plus a Li'l Vampi Holiday Special released in November that same year
  • The Living Corpse Exhumed, a six-issue run from August of one year through February the next; followed by Haunted released in August three years later
  • The Lone Ranger, encompassing twenty-five issues between August of one year and May several years later; second volume also with twenty-five installments from January two years after start through June two years later; plus an Annual issued September within that timeframe; third volume includes five installments from October through February
  • The Lone Ranger & Tonto series consisting of four installments published between March and December over three years
  • The Lone Ranger: Snake of Iron limited to four parts released July through December over one year
  • The Lone Ranger: The Death of Zorro spanning five parts from March through June within a single year
  • The Lone Ranger: Vindicated comprising four installments issued November through February across two years
  • The Lone Ranger/Green Hornet crossover spanning five parts during July through November in one calendar year
  • Looking for Group, a twelve-issue series running April through March over the course of a year
  • Lord of the Jungle, fifteen-issue run beginning January one year through May the following year; includes Annual issue in May during that period; second volume with six installments from November two years prior through July the next year
  • Lords of Mars, six-issue limited series appearing August through January across two years
  • Lords of the Jungle consisting of six parts published between March and August within a single calendar year

M

  • Madballs vs. Garbage Pail Kids issues #1–4 (July–October 2022); Time Again, Slime Again #1–4 (February–May 2023)
  • Magnus issues #1–5 (2017); Magnus, Robot Fighter #1–12 (March 2014–March 2015), including #0 (July 2014)
  • The Man with No Name series #1–11 (May 2008–June 2009)
  • Mandrake the Magician issues #1–4 (February–September 2015)
  • Mars Attacks series #1–5 (October 2018–February 2019); Mars Attacks Red Sonja #1–5 (August 2020–January 2021)
  • Marvel Zombies vs. The Army of Darkness #1–5 (May–August 2007; co-issued with Marvel Comics)
  • Masks #1–8 (November 2012–June 2013); Masks 2, issues #1–8 (April–November 2015)
  • Masquerade issues #1–4 (February–June 2009)
  • Meet the Bad Guys: The Green Lama/Bloodlust (#1), Fighting Yank/The Revolutionary (#2), Mighty Samson/Dagon (#3), Scarab/Supremacy (#4), all released in late 2009
  • Mercenaries graphic novel series (#1–3; November 2007–January 2008)
  • Merciless: The Rise of Ming issues #1–4 (April–September 2012)
  • Mercy Thompson titles: Hopcross Jilly (#1–6; October 2014–March 2015); Moon Called (#1–8; September 2010–September 2011)
  • Mighty Mouse series (#1–5; 2017)
  • The Misadventures of Grumpy Cat and Pokey! (#1–3; 2015)
  • Miss Fury volumes: #1–11 (April 2013–May 2014); vol. 2, #1–5 (April–August 2016); Miss Fury Digital #1–2 (August–October 2013)
  • The Mocking Dead series (#1–5; September 2013–January 2014)
  • Monster War collaboration with Top Cow Productions:
    • The Magdalena vs. Dracula (#1; June 2005),
    • Tomb Raider vs. The Wolf-Men (#2; July 2005),
    • Witchblade vs. Frankenstein (#3; August 2005),
    • The Darkness vs. Mr. Hyde (#4; September 2005)
  • My Little Phony: A Brony Adventure (2014)
  • Myopia series: Myopia (#1; November 2016), The Rise of the Domes (May 2018)

N

  • Nancy Drew issues #1–5 (June–October 2018)
  • Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys: The Big Lie series, issues #1–6 (2017)
  • Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys: The Death of Nancy Drew issues #1–6 (June–November 2020)
  • Nevermore series, issues #1–5 (2011)
  • The Ninjettes first volume, issues #1–6 (February–August 2012)
    • Second volume of The Ninjettes, issues #1–5 (September 2022–January 2023)
  • Noir series, issues #1–5 (November 2013–March 2014)
  • Nowhere Man issues #1–4 (January–July 2012)
  • Nyx series comprising issues #1–10 (November 2021–October 2022)

O

  • Obey Me series, issues #0–5 (March–August 2019)
  • The Owl comic run, issues #1–4 (July–October 2013)

P

  • Painkiller Jane initial series, issues #1–3 (March–August 2006)
    • Second volume of Painkiller Jane, including issue #0 and #1-5 (April 2007 – March 2008)
  • Pantha first run, issues #1-6 (June 2012 – January 2013)
    • Second volume of Pantha, issues #1-5 (January – September 2022)
  • Path of Exile: Origins release in May 2015
  • Series based on the Pathfinder, including a main run of twelve issues from August 2012 to December 2013 alongside numerous miniseries extending through 2023
  • Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt, first series spanning issues #1-10 (September 2012 – July 2013)
    • Second volume with five issues (#1-5) published January to May 2019
  • The Phantom limited series, four issues in total (2015)
  • The Precinct, five-issue run from 2015 to 2016
  • Tie-in comic for Prince of Persia: Before the Sandstorm, four issues issued June to November 2010
  • A four-issue series for Prince Valiant, published in 2015
  • Various volumes and special editions within the Project Superpowers franchise released between 2008 and 2022
  • Seven-issue run for Prophecy, from June 2012 through February 2013
  • Single-issue release titled Pulse of Power in September 2010
  • Five-issue comic adaptation for Pumpkinhead, from February to July 2018
  • Multiple volumes and specials within the Purgatori series spanning September 2014 to June 2023

Q

  • Queen Sonja issues 1 through 35 (October 2009 to April 2013)

R

  • Rainbow Brite issues 1 to 5 (October 2018 to March 2019)
  • Raise the Dead two limited series (#1–4) published from April 2007 to April 2011
  • Re-Animator franchise including one-shot issues and miniseries released between 2005 and 2015
  • Red Rising: Sons of Ares issues 1 through 6 (2017)
  • The extensive Red Sonja collection spans over eighty editions across several volumes and specials from April 2005 to the present, featuring crossovers with Dark Horse Comics and other franchises
  • Additional significant titles include:
    • Red Team series (#1–7, February 2013 to March 2014; followed by sequels until 2017)
    • Repairman Jack: Scar-Lip Redux (May 2020)
    • RoboCop primary series and related spin-offs running from January 2010 through March 2012
    • Robotech/Voltron crossover series (#1–4; 2013–2014)
    • Robots Versus Princesses (#1–4; August 2018 to January 2019)
    • Rocketman & Rocketgirl launched in May 2023

S

  • Sacred Six issues 1 to 12 (July 2020 through August 2021)
  • Samurai Sonja issues 1 through 5 (June to October 2022)
  • Savage Red Sonja: Queen of the Frozen Wastes issues 1 to 4 (September to November 2006)
  • Savage Tales issues 1 to 10 (April 2007 to November 2008)
    • Second volume of Savage Tales released in July 2022
  • Savage Tales Halloween Special: Featuring Red Sonja (October 2019)
  • Savage Tales: Vampirella edition (May 2018)
  • Saved by a Whisker (February 2022)
  • Scarlet Sisters (October 2022)
  • Seduction of the Innocent limited series (#1–4, from 2015 to 2016)
  • Shaft issues #1–6 (December 2014 through May 2015)
  • Shaft: Imitation of Life miniseries (#1–4, February to May 2016)
  • Sheena numbered #0 through #10 (August 2017 to July 2018)
  • Sheena, Queen of the Jungle issues #1–10 (November 2021 to November 2022)
  • The Shadow main run includes #1–25 (April 2012 to May 2014), Annuals #1 (September editions of both 2012 and 2013), issue #0 (July 2014), and #100 (June 2015)
    • Second volume of The Shadow, issues #1–5 (2015)
    • Third volume, numbered #1–6 (August 2017 through January 2018)
  • Limited run titled The Shadow Now, issues #1–6 (October 2013 to April 2014)
  • Comic adaptation of The Shadow over Innsmouth published in July 2014
  • One-shot titled The Shadow: Agents of the Shadow released December 2014
  • Miniseries The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow, issues #1–6 (May to December 2014)
  • Series titled The Shadow: The Death of Margo Lane, issues #1–5 (June through October 2016)
  • Story arc entitled The Shadow: Year One, spanning issues #1–10 (February 2013 to September 2014)
  • Collaborative series with DC Comics, The Shadow/Batman, issues #1–6 (October 2017 to March 2018)
  • Crossover miniseries, The Shadow/Green Hornet: Dark Nights, issues #1–5 (July to November 2013)
  • Series called The Shape of Elvira, covering issues #1–4 (January to December,  2019)
  • Adaptations of Sherlock Holmes stories in comic form, including:
    • Main series (#1–5, April to October 2009)
    • Sherlock Holmes: Year One, six-issue run (February through September 2011)
    • Miniseries titled Sherlock Holmes: The Liverpool Demon, five issues (December 2012 to June 2013)
    • Series named Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives, five installments (December 2013 through July 2014)
    • Crossover titled Sherlock Holmes vs. Harry Houdini, five parts (October 2014 to April 2015)
    • Limited series called Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man, four issues (May through August 2018)
  • Collaborative publication, Silver Scorpion, released December 2012 alongside Open Hands Initiative and Liquid Comics
  • Ongoing series titled Sirens Gate, beginning with issue #1 in October 2022 and continuing presently
  • Adaptations featuring The Six Million Dollar Man, including multiple runs:
    • Main series (#1–5, March to July 2019)
    • Miniseries titled Fall of Man, five issues (July through November 2016)
    • Another arc called Season Six, six installments (March through September 2014)
  • Six-issue series named Skin and Earth published in 2017
  • Single issue titled Smiley the Psychotic Button released January 2015
  • Series based on Smosh, six parts (#1–6; May through November 2016)
  • Twelve-issue run of Solar: Man of the Atom from April 2014 until May 2015
  • Ten-issue limited series titled Sonjaversal, published February through December 2021
  • Series called The Sovereigns, numbered from #0 through #5, running April to September 2017
  • Comic book run for The Spider, spanning issues #1–18 from May 2012 to March 2014, including an Annual released October 2013
  • Collaborative crossover with Marvel Comics, Spider-Man/Red Sonja (#1–5; October 2007 through February 2008)
  • Issues #1 through #12 of The Spirit, published during 2015 and 2016
  • Miniseries entitled The Spirit: The Corpse-Makers (#1–5; February 2017 – January 2018)
  • Recent publication for Starfinder: Angels of the Drift, starting with issue #1 in 2023 and ongoing
  • Stargate comic adaptations including:
    • Daniel Jackson limited series (#1-4; July-November,  (Year not specified))
    • Vala Mal Doran miniseries (#1-5; May-November,   )
  • Steampunk-themed Battlestar Galactica miniseries titled "1880" (#?; August-November; year unspecified)
  • [Street Magik] limited run beginning October; year unspecified
  • [Super Zombies] series from March through July; year unspecified
  • [Swashbucklers: The Saga Continues] limited series spanning April-August; year unspecified
  • [Sweetie: Candy Vigilante] issued October-June; year unspecified
  • [Switch Electricia] single or limited release in July; year unspecified
  • [Sword of Red Sonja Doom of the Gods] miniseries from October-December; year unspecified
  • [Swordquest] limited run from May-October; year unspecified
  • [Swords of Sorrow] multiple story arcs released May-October; year unspecified including subseries such as Black Sparrow & Lady Zorro, Chaos! Prequel, Dejah Thoris & Irene Adler, Masquerade & Kato, Miss Fury & Lady Rawhide, Pantha & Jane Porter, Red Sonja & Jungle Girl, Vampirella & Jennifer Blood spanning various months within this period

T

  • Tales of Army of Darkness (February 2006)
  • Terminal Hero issues #1–6 (August 2014 to February 2015)
  • Terminator: Infinity issues #1–7 (July 2007 through March 2008)
  • Terminator: Revolution issues #1–6 (December 2008 to June 2009)
  • Terminator/RoboCop: Kill Human issues #1–4 (July to November 2011)
  • A Thousand Arts (October 2010; co-published with Liquid Comics)
  • Thulsa Doom issues #1–4 (September to December 2009)
  • Thunda issues #1–5 (August through December 2012)
  • Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Echoes issues #1–4 (July to September 2014)
  • Total Recall issues #1–4 (May to December 2011)
  • A Train Called Love issues #1–10 (2015 to July 2016)
  • Turok issues #1–5 (August to December 2017), volume 2, issues #1–5 (January to September 2019)
  • Turok: Dinosaur Hunter issues #1–12 (February 2014 to February 2015)
  • The Twilight Zone issues #1–12 (December 2013 to February 2015), including an Annual (June 2014)
  • The Twilight Zone: 1959 (2016)
  • The Twilight Zone: Lost Tales (October 2014)
  • The Twilight Zone: Shadow & Substance issues #1–4 (January to April 2015)
  • The Twilight Zone/The Shadow issues #1–4 (April to July 2016)
  • The Powerpuff Girls issue #1 (July 2024)

U

  • Unbreakable Red Sonja issues #1–5 (October 2022 through April 2023)
  • Uncanny issues #1–6 (June 2013 to February 2014)
  • Uncanny: Season Two issues #1–5 (April to August 2015)
  • Untouchable (December 2010; co-published with Liquid Comics)

V

  • Vampire Huntress: The Hidden Darkness issues #1–4 (August 2010 to May 2011)
  • Vampirella spanning issues #1–38 from November 2010 to February 2014, along with Annual editions and several volumes up to July 2023, including significant runs such as vol. 2 (#1–13), vol. 3 (#1–6), vol. 4 (#1–11), and vol. 5 (#1–25)
  • A wide array of Vampirella spin-offs and crossover titles, including Vampirella: Fairy Tales, Mindwarp, and Nublood, as well as collaborations featuring characters like Red Sonja, Dracula, and Army of Darkness, which have supported ongoing brand growth and market presence since 2010
  • Additional notable series include two volumes of Vampirella Strikes, released between January 2013 and May 2023, plus event-driven titles such as Vampirella vs. Purgatori, enhancing the franchise’s footprint within the supernatural comic genre
  • Other titles under the V section encompass:
    • The limited series Vampiverse, published from September 2021 through February 2022, alongside related one-shot releases in mid-2022
    • Vengeance of Vampirella, comprising issues #1–25 from October 2019 until December 2021, reflecting continued dedication to flagship horror properties
    • Recent additions like Victory (#1-5; June to September 2023), together with various Voltron series including the original run (#1-12; December 2011 to May 2013), plus follow-up series extending through 2016

This collection illustrates a deliberate emphasis on licensed content and proprietary franchises aimed at fostering business expansion and diversifying revenue within the competitive comic book marketplace.

W

  • Warehouse 13 issues #1–5 (August 2011–April 2012)
  • Warlord of Mars issues #1–35 (October 2010–April 2014), Annual #1 (January 2012), #100 (April 2014), and #0 (July 2014)
  • Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris issues #1–37 (March 2011–March 2014)
  • Warlord of Mars: Fall of Barsoom issues #1–5 (July 2011–January 2012)
  • Warlord of Mars Attacks issues #1–5 (June–October 2019)
  • Warriors of Mars issues #1–5 (January–October 2012)
  • The Warriors: Official Movie Adaptation issues #3–5 (August 2010–February 2011; initial two issues produced by Dabel Brothers Productions)
  • The Wheel of Time ongoing series starting from issue #1 (March 2010–Present)
  • Widow Warriors issues #1–4 (July–October 2010)
  • Witchblade: Demon Reborn issues #1–4 (August–November 2012; co-published alongside Top Cow Productions)
  • Witchblade/Red Sonja issues #1–5 (February–July 2012; co-published with Top Cow Productions)
  • WolfCop issues #1–3 (2016)
  • Wonder Woman '77 Meets the Bionic Woman issues #1–6 (December 2016–September 2017; co-published with DC Comics)

X

  • Xena: Warrior Princess volumes and issues as follows: vol. 1, #1–4 (July–November 2006), Annual #1 (January 2007); vol. 2, #1–4 (May–September 2007); vol. 3, #1–6 (April–September 2016); vol. 4, #1–10 (February–November 2018); vol. 5, #1–6 (April–September 2019)
  • Xena/Army of Darkness: What... Again?! issues #1-4 (October 2008–January 2009)

Y

Z

  • Z Nation issues #1–6 (April–October 2017)
  • Zorro series spanning issues #1–20 (February 2008–February 2010)
  • Zorro: Matanzas issues #1–4 (February–May 2010)
  • Zorro Rides Again issues #1–12 (August 2011–October 2012)
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