# Comics anthology > Mediated Wiki article. Canonical URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Comics_anthology > Markdown URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Comics_anthology.md > Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comics_anthology > Source revision: 1351180707 > License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) {{short description|Collection of works in the medium of comics}} {{more citations needed|date=December 2009}} A '''comics anthology''' collects works in the medium of [comics](/source/comics), typically from multiple series, and compiles them into an [anthology](/source/anthology) or [magazine](/source/magazine). The comics in these anthologies range from [comic strip](/source/comic_strip)s that are too short for standalone publication to [comic book](/source/comic_book) chapters that might later be compiled into collected comic book volumes (such as [manga](/source/manga) [tankobon](/source/tankobon) and [comic albums](/source/comic_albums)). == United States == {| class="wikitable sortable" |- " ! Title !! Publisher !! First year !! Last year !! Genre !! Notes |- |''[Detective Comics](/source/Detective_Comics)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1937 || ongoing || detective || anthology aspect dropped in the 1960s |- |''[Feature Funnies](/source/Feature_Funnies)'' || [Everett M. "Busy" Arnold](/source/Everett_M._%22Busy%22_Arnold) || 1937 || 1939 || humor || with issue #21, became ''[Feature Comics](/source/Feature_Comics)'' |- |''[Adventure Comics](/source/Adventure_Comics)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1938 || 1983 || various, mostly superhero || |- |''[Action Comics](/source/Action_Comics)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1938 || ongoing || adventure, superhero || anthology aspect dropped in 1959 |- |''[Fantastic Comics](/source/Fantastic_Comics)'' || [Fox Feature Syndicate](/source/Fox_Feature_Syndicate) || 1939 || 1941 || superhero || |- |''[Feature Comics](/source/Feature_Comics)'' || [Quality Comics](/source/Quality_Comics) || 1939 || 1950 || superhero, humor || evolved from ''[Feature Funnies](/source/Feature_Funnies)'' |- |''[Four Color](/source/Four_Color)'' || [Dell Comics](/source/Dell_Comics) || 1939 || 1962 || various || successive [one-shot](/source/One-shot_(comics)) comics |- |''[Whiz Comics](/source/Whiz_Comics)'' || [Fawcett Comics](/source/Fawcett_Comics) || 1940 || 1953 || superhero || |- |''[Planet Comics](/source/Planet_Comics)'' || [Fiction House](/source/Fiction_House) || 1940 || 1953 || science fiction || |- |''[Big Shot Comics](/source/Big_Shot_Comics)'' || [Columbia Comics](/source/Columbia_Comics) || 1940 || 1949 || superhero, humor || |- |''[Young Love](/source/Young_Love_(comics))'' || [Crestwood Publications](/source/Crestwood_Publications)
[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1947
1960 || 1956
1977 || romance || acquired by [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) in 1963 |- |''[Young Romance](/source/Young_Romance)'' || [Crestwood Publications](/source/Crestwood_Publications)
[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1947 || 1977 || romance || acquired by [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) in 1963 |- |''[Adventures into the Unknown](/source/Adventures_into_the_Unknown)'' || [ACG](/source/American_Comics_Group) || 1948 || 1967 || horror || |- | ''[Sweethearts](/source/Sweethearts_(comics))'' || [Fawcett Comics](/source/Fawcett_Comics)
[Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1948 || 1973 || romance || acquired by [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) in 1954 |- | ''[Western Comics](/source/Western_Comics)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1948 || 1961 || Western || |- | ''[Wild Western](/source/Wild_Western_(comics))'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1948 || 1957 || Western || |- | ''Prize Comics Western'' || [Prize Comics](/source/Prize_Comics) || 1948 || 1956 || Western || |- | ''[Girls' Love Stories](/source/Girls'_Love_Stories)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1949 || 1973 || romance || |- | ''Romantic Story'' || [Fawcett Comics](/source/Fawcett_Comics)
[Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1949 || 1973 || romance || acquired by [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) in 1954 |- | ''[Heart Throbs](/source/Heart_Throbs)'' || [Quality Comics](/source/Quality_Comics) || 1949 || 1972 || romance || acquired by [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) in 1957 |- | ''First Love Illustrated'' || [Harvey Comics](/source/Harvey_Comics) || 1949 || 1963 || romance || |- | ''[Marvel Tales](/source/Marvel_Mystery_Comics)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1949 || 1957 || horror || |- | ''[Strange Worlds](/source/Strange_Worlds_(Avon_Comics))'' || [Avon Comics](/source/Avon_Comics) || 1950 || 1955 || science fiction || |- | ''[Strange Adventures](/source/Strange_Adventures)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1950 || 1973 || science fiction || |- | ''[Girls' Romances](/source/Girls'_Romances)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1950 || 1971 || romance || |- | ''Six-Gun Heroes'' || [Fawcett Comics](/source/Fawcett_Comics)
[Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1950 || 1965 || Western || acquired by [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) in 1954 |- | ''[Tales From the Crypt](/source/Tales_from_the_Crypt_(comics))'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1950 || 1955 || horror || |- | ''[The Vault of Horror](/source/The_Vault_of_Horror_(comics))'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1950 || 1955 || horror || |- | ''[The Haunt of Fear](/source/The_Haunt_of_Fear)'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1950 || 1954 || horror || |- | ''[Weird Fantasy](/source/Weird_Fantasy)'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1950 || 1953 || science fiction || |- | ''[Weird Science](/source/Weird_Science_(comics))'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1950 || 1953 || science fiction || |- |''[Mystery in Space](/source/Mystery_in_Space)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1951 || 1966 || science fiction || |- | ''[House of Mystery](/source/House_of_Mystery)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1951 || 1983 || horror/suspense || |- | ''[All-Star Western](/source/All-Star_Western)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1951 || 1961 || Western || |- |''[Frontline Combat](/source/Frontline_Combat)'' || [EC Comics](/source/EC_Comics) || 1951 || 1954 || war || |- | ''[Strange Tales](/source/Strange_Tales)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1952 || 1968 || horror, sci-fi, superhero || |- | ''[Journey into Mystery](/source/Journey_into_Mystery)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1952 || 1966 || horror, sci-fi, superhero || anthology aspect dropped in 1964, becomes ''[Thor](/source/Thor_(Marvel_Comics))'' |- |''[G.I. Combat](/source/G.I._Combat)'' || [Quality Comics](/source/Quality_Comics)
[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1952 || 1987 || war || acquired by [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) in 1957 |- | ''[Space Adventures](/source/Space_Adventures_(comics))'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1952 || 1979 || science fiction || |- |''[Our Army at War](/source/Our_Army_at_War)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1952 || 1977 || war || Becomes ''[Sgt. Rock](/source/Sgt._Rock)'' |- |''[Star Spangled War Stories](/source/Star_Spangled_War_Stories)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1952 || 1977 || war || Becomes ''[The Unknown Soldier](/source/Unknown_Soldier_(DC_Comics))'' |- |''[Our Fighting Forces](/source/Our_Fighting_Forces)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1954 || 1978 || war || |- |''[Fightin' Marines](/source/Fightin'_Marines)'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1955 || 1984 || war || |- | ''[I Love You](/source/I_Love_You_(comics))'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1955 || 1980 || romance || |- |''[Fightin' Army](/source/Fightin'_Army)'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1956 || 1984 || war || |- | ''[House of Secrets](/source/House_of_Secrets_(DC_Comics))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1956 || 1978 || horror/suspense || |- | ''[Showcase](/source/Showcase_(comics))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1956 || 1970 || superhero || |- | ''[Tales of the Unexpected](/source/Tales_of_the_Unexpected_(comics))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1956 || 1968 || science fiction || relaunched as the horror anthology ''[The Unexpected](/source/The_Unexpected_(1968_comic_book))'' |- | ''[Brides in Love](/source/Brides_in_Love)'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1956 || 1965 || romance || |- | ''Outlaws of the West'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1957 || 1980 || Western || |- | ''Teen-Age Love'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1958 || 1973 || romance || |- | ''Just Married'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1958 || 1976 || romance || |- | ''Love Diary'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1958 || 1976 || romance || |- | ''[Strange Worlds](/source/Strange_Worlds_(Atlas_Comics))'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1958 || 1959 || science fiction || |- | ''[Tales to Astonish](/source/Tales_to_Astonish)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1958 || 1968 || sci-fi, horror, superhero || anthology aspect dropped in 1964, becomes ''[The Incredible Hulk](/source/The_Incredible_Hulk_(comic_book))'' |- | ''[Tales of Suspense](/source/Tales_of_Suspense)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1959 || 1968 || sci-fi, horror, superhero || anthology aspect dropped in 1964, becomes ''[Captain America](/source/Captain_America_(comic_book))'' |- | ''[Amazing Adventures](/source/Amazing_Adventures)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1961 || 1961 || fantasy, science fiction, superhero || |- | ''[Amazing Adult Fantasy](/source/Amazing_Fantasy)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1961 || 1962 || sci-fi, fantasy || anthology aspect dropped in 1962, becomes ''[The Amazing Spider-Man](/source/The_Amazing_Spider-Man)'' |- | ''[Creepy](/source/Creepy_(magazine))'' || [Warren Publishing](/source/Warren_Publishing) || 1964 || 1983 || horror || |- | ''[witzend](/source/witzend)'' || [Wally Wood](/source/Wally_Wood)
[Wonderful Publishing Company](/source/Wonderful_Publishing_Company) || 1966 || 1985 || various || acquired by [Bill Pearson](/source/Bill_Pearson_(comics)) (Wonderful Publishing Company) in 1968 |- | ''[Ghostly Tales](/source/Ghostly_Tales)'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1966 || 1984 || horror || |- | ''[Eerie](/source/Eerie_(magazine))'' || [Warren Publishing](/source/Warren_Publishing) || 1966 || 1983 || horror || |- | ''Weird'' || [Eerie Publications](/source/Eerie_Publications) || 1966 || 1981 || horror || |- | ''[The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves](/source/The_Many_Ghosts_of_Doctor_Graves)'' || [Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics) || 1967 || 1986 || horror || |- | ''[Zap Comix](/source/Zap_Comix)'' || [Apex Novelties](/source/Apex_Novelties) || 1968 || 2005 || underground || |- | ''[The Unexpected](/source/The_Unexpected_(1968_comic_book))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1968 || 1982 || horror || changes genre from science fiction to horror (''at [Tales of the Unexpected](/source/Tales_of_the_Unexpected_(comics))''); continues same numbering |- | ''[The Witching Hour](/source/The_Witching_Hour_(DC_Comics))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1969 || 1978 || horror || |- | ''Terror Tales'' || [Eerie Publications](/source/Eerie_Publications) || 1969 || 1979 || horror || |- | ''[Astonishing Tales](/source/Astonishing_Tales)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1970 || 1976 || Superhero || |- |''[Slow Death](/source/Slow_Death_(comics))''||[Last Gasp](/source/Last_Gasp_(publisher))|| 1970 || 1979, 1992 || underground || |- | ''[San Francisco Comic Book](/source/San_Francisco_Comic_Book)'' || [San Francisco Comic Book Company](/source/San_Francisco_Comic_Book_Company)
[Print Mint](/source/Print_Mint)
[Last Gasp](/source/Last_Gasp_(publisher)) || 1970 || 1983 || underground || |- |''[Marvel Feature vol. 1](/source/Marvel_Feature)''||[Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics)|| 1971 || 1973 || superheroes || |- |''[Marvel Spotlight](/source/Marvel_Spotlight)''||[Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics)|| 1971 || 1977 || superheroes || |- |''[Weird War Tales](/source/Weird_War_Tales)''||[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics)|| 1971 || 1983 || war || |- |''[Ghostly Haunts](/source/Ghostly_Haunts)''||[Charlton Comics](/source/Charlton_Comics)|| 1971 || 1978 || horror/suspense || |- | ''[Savage Tales](/source/Savage_Tales)'' || Marvel Comics
[Dynamite Entertainment](/source/Dynamite_Entertainment) || 1971
2007 || 1986
2008 ||fantasy, various || |- |''[Weird Western Tales](/source/Weird_Western_Tales)''||[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics)|| 1972 || 1980 || Weird Western || |- |''[Marvel Premiere](/source/Marvel_Premiere)''||[Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics)|| 1972 || 1981 || superheroes || |- |''[Tits & Clits Comix](/source/Tits_%26_Clits_Comix)''|| Nanny Goat Productions
[Last Gasp](/source/Last_Gasp_(publisher))|| 1972 || 1987 || underground || |- |''[Snarf](/source/Snarf_(comics))''||[Kitchen Sink Press](/source/Kitchen_Sink_Press)|| 1972 || 1990 || underground || |- | ''[Wimmen's Comix](/source/Wimmen's_Comix)'' || [Last Gasp](/source/Last_Gasp_(publisher))
[Renegade Press](/source/Renegade_Press)
[Rip Off Press](/source/Rip_Off_Press) || 1972 || 1992 || underground || |- | ''[Superman Family](/source/Superman_Family)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1974 || 1982 || superhero || |- | ''[Comix Book](/source/Comix_Book)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics)
[Kitchen Sink Press](/source/Kitchen_Sink_Press) || 1974 || 1976 || underground || acquired by Kitchen Sink in 1976 |- | ''[Star Reach](/source/Star_Reach_(comics))'' || [Star*Reach](/source/Star*Reach_(publisher)) || 1974 || 1979 || various, mostly action || |- | ''[Marvel Feature vol. 2](/source/Marvel_Feature)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1975 || 1976 || superheroes || |- | ''[Marvel Presents](/source/Marvel_Presents)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1975 || 1977 || superheroes || |- | ''[Secrets of Haunted House](/source/Secrets_of_Haunted_House)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1975 || 1982 || horror/suspense || |- | ''[Batman Family](/source/Batman_Family)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1975 || 1978 || superhero || |- | ''[Arcade](/source/Arcade_(comics_magazine))'' || [Print Mint](/source/Print_Mint) || 1975 || 1976 || underground || |- | ''[Heavy Metal](/source/Heavy_Metal_(magazine))'' || [HM Communications](/source/HM_Communications)
[Metal Mammoth](/source/Metal_Mammoth) || 1977 || 2023 || adult fantasy || |- |''[Time Warp](/source/Time_Warp_(comics))''||[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics)|| 1979 || 1980 || science fiction || |- | ''[Marvel Spotlight](/source/Marvel_Spotlight)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1979 || 1981 || superheroes || |- | ''[Epic Illustrated](/source/Epic_Illustrated)'' || [Epic Comics](/source/Epic_Comics) || 1980 || 1986 || heroic fiction || |- | ''[Gay Comix](/source/Gay_Comix)'' || [Kitchen Sink Press](/source/Kitchen_Sink_Press)
[Bob Ross](/source/Bob_Ross_(publisher)) || 1980 || 1998 || underground || |- | ''[World War 3 Illustrated](/source/World_War_3_Illustrated)'' || World War 3 Illustrated || 1980 || ongoing || alternative/political || |- | ''[RAW](/source/Raw_(comics_magazine))'' || [Raw Books & Graphics](/source/Raw_Books_%26_Graphics) || 1980 || 1991 || alternative || |- | ''[Weirdo](/source/Weirdo_(magazine))'' || [Last Gasp](/source/Last_Gasp_(publisher)) || 1981 || 1993 || underground || |- |''[Eclipse Magazine](/source/Eclipse_Magazine)''||[Eclipse Comics](/source/Eclipse_Comics)|| 1981 || 1983 || various || |- | ''[Marvel Fanfare](/source/Marvel_Fanfare)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1982 || 1997 || superhero || |- |''[Eclipse Monthly](/source/Eclipse_Monthly)''||[Eclipse Comics](/source/Eclipse_Comics)|| 1983 || 1984 || superheroes || |- | ''[Dark Horse Presents](/source/Dark_Horse_Presents)'' || [Dark Horse Comics](/source/Dark_Horse_Comics) || 1986 || 2017 || independent || volume 3 ended in 2017{{cite web |last1=Johnson |first1=Rich |title=Dark Horse Presents, Cancelled One More Time… |url=https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/05/29/dark-horse-presents-cancelled-one-more-time/ |website=Bleeding Cool News |publisher=Bleeding Cool News |access-date=13 February 2019}} |- | ''[Wasteland](/source/Wasteland_(DC_Comics))'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1987 || 1989 || horror || |- | ''[Marvel Comics Presents](/source/Marvel_Comics_Presents)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 1988 || 1995 || superhero || |- | ''[Taboo](/source/Taboo_(comics))'' || [Spiderbaby Grafix & Publications](/source/Spiderbaby_Grafix_%26_Publications)
[Kitchen Sink Press](/source/Kitchen_Sink_Press) || 1988 || 1992, 1995 || horror || |- | ''[A1](/source/A1_(comics))'' || [Atomeka Press](/source/Atomeka_Press) || 1989 || 1992 || various || |- | ''[BLAB!](/source/BLAB!)'' || [Kitchen Sink Press](/source/Kitchen_Sink_Press)
[Fantagraphics](/source/Fantagraphics) || 1989 || 2007 || alternative || acquired by Fantagraphics in 1997 |- | ''[Cheval Noir](/source/Cheval_Noir_(comics))'' || [Dark Horse Comics](/source/Dark_Horse_Comics) || 1989 || 1994 || international || |- | ''[Drawn & Quarterly](/source/Drawn_%26_Quarterly)'' || [Drawn & Quarterly](/source/Drawn_%26_Quarterly) || 1990 || ongoing || alternative || |- | ''[Negative Burn](/source/Negative_Burn)'' || [Caliber Comics](/source/Caliber_Comics) || 1993 || 1997 || independent || |- | ''[The Big Book Of](/source/The_Big_Book_Of)'' || [Paradox Press](/source/Paradox_Press) || 1994 || 2000 || independent || |- | ''Verotika'' || [Verotik](/source/Verotik) || 1994 || 1997 || erotic/horror || |- | ''Zero Zero'' || [Fantagraphics](/source/Fantagraphics) || 1995 || 2000 || underground/alternative || |- |''[Keyhole](/source/Keyhole_(comics))''||[Millennium Publications](/source/Millennium_Publications)
[Top Shelf Productions](/source/Top_Shelf_Productions) || 1996 || 1998 || independent/alternative || |- | ''Gangland'' || [Vertigo Comics](/source/Vertigo_Comics) || 1999 || 2001 || crime || |- | ''[Flinch](/source/Flinch_(comics))'' || [Vertigo Comics](/source/Vertigo_Comics) || 1998 || 1998 || horror || |- |''[Tomorrow Stories](/source/Tomorrow_Stories)''||[America's Best Comics](/source/America's_Best_Comics)/[Wildstorm](/source/Wildstorm)|| 1999 || 2002 || superheroes || |- | ''[Little Lit](/source/Little_Lit)'' || RAW Junior
[HarperCollins](/source/HarperCollins)/Joanna Cotler Books || 2000 || 2003 || alternative/children's || Evolved into [Toon Books](/source/Toon_Books) |- | ''[Kramers Ergot](/source/Kramers_Ergot)'' || Avodah Books
Gingko Press
[Buenaventura Press](/source/Buenaventura_Press) || 2000 || ongoing || alternative || |- |''[Solo](/source/Solo_(DC_Comics))''||[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics)|| 2004 || 2006 || superheroes || |- | ''[Flight](/source/Flight_(comics))'' || [Image Comics](/source/Image_Comics)
[Ballantine Books](/source/Ballantine_Books) || 2004 || 2011 || independent || acquired by Ballantine in 2006 |- | ''[MOME](/source/Mome_(comics))'' || [Fantagraphics](/source/Fantagraphics) || 2005 || 2011 || alternative || |- | ''[Popgun](/source/Popgun_(comics))'' || [Image Comics](/source/Image_Comics) || 2007 || 2010 || diverse || |- | ''[Wednesday Comics](/source/Wednesday_Comics)'' || [DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 2009 || 2009 || weekly showcase || |- | ''[Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword](/source/Robert_E._Howard's_Savage_Sword)'' || [Dark Horse Comics](/source/Dark_Horse_Comics) || 2010 || 2015 || various || Based on [Robert E. Howard](/source/Robert_E._Howard) works and characters |- | ''[A+X](/source/A%2BX)'' || [Marvel Comics](/source/Marvel_Comics) || 2012 || 2014 || superhero || |- | ''[Island](/source/Island_(comics))'' || [Image Comics](/source/Image_Comics) || 2015 || 2017 || various || |- | ''[Amazing Forest](/source/Amazing_Forest)'' || [IDW](/source/IDW_Publishing) || 2016 || 2016 || various || |- |''[Vast Expanse](/source/Vast_Expanse)'' || [Township Comics](/source/Township_Comics) ||2016 ||ongoing ||various || |} == Asia == === Japan === {{Transcluded section|List of best-selling manga}} {{Main|List of manga magazines}} {{See also|List of Japanese manga magazines by circulation}} === Malaysia === {| class="wikitable sortable" |- " ! Title !! Publisher !! First year !! Last year !! Genre !! Notes |- |''Garaj Komik'' || [Self-publishing](/source/Self-publishing) || 2015 || ongoing || various || successive [one-shot](/source/One-shot_(comics)) comics |- |} === Thailand === {| class="wikitable sortable" |- " ! Title !! Publisher !! First year !! Last year !! Genre !! Notes |- |''Thai Comics'' || [Vibulkij publishing](/source/Vibilkij_publishing) || 1992 || 2013 || various || anthology for amateur & veteran |- |} == Europe == === Belgium and France === {{Main|Franco-Belgian comics magazines}} {| class="wikitable sortable" |- " ! Title !! Publisher !! First year !! Last year !! Notes |- |''[Le Petit Vingtième](/source/Le_Petit_Vingti%C3%A8me)'' || ''[Le Vingtième Siècle](/source/Le_Vingti%C3%A8me_Si%C3%A8cle)'' || 1928 || 1940 || |- |''[Spirou](/source/Spirou_(magazine))'' magazine || [Dupuis](/source/Dupuis) || 1938 || ongoing || |- |''[Tintin](/source/Tintin_(magazine))'' magazine || [Le Lombard](/source/Le_Lombard)
[Média-Participations](/source/M%C3%A9dia-Participations) || 1946 || 1993 || Le Lombard acquired by Média-Participations in 1986. |- |''[Pilote](/source/Pilote)'' magazine || [Dargaud](/source/Dargaud) || 1959 || 1989 || |- |''[Pif gadget](/source/Pif_gadget)'' || [French Communist Party](/source/French_Communist_Party) || 1969
2004 || 1994
2009 || |- |''[Charlie Hebdo](/source/Charlie_Hebdo)'' || [Gérard Biard](/source/G%C3%A9rard_Biard) || 1970
1992 || 1981
ongoing || |- |''[L'Écho des savanes](/source/L'%C3%89cho_des_savanes)'' || Self-published
[Albin Michel](/source/Albin_Michel) || 1972 || 2006 || Acquired by Albin Michel in 1986 |- |''[Métal Hurlant](/source/M%C3%A9tal_Hurlant)'' || [Les Humanoïdes Associés](/source/Les_Humano%C3%AFdes_Associ%C3%A9s)
[Humanoids Publishing](/source/Humanoids_Publishing)/[DC Comics](/source/DC_Comics) || 1974
2002 || 1987
ongoing || |- |''[Fluide Glacial](/source/Fluide_Glacial)'' || [Groupe Flammarion](/source/Groupe_Flammarion) || 1975 || ongoing || |- |''[À Suivre](/source/%C3%80_Suivre)'' magazine || [Casterman](/source/Casterman) || 1979 || 1997 || |- |''[Lapin](/source/Lapin_(magazine))'' || [L'Association](/source/L'Association) || 1999 || ongoing || |- |} === United Kingdom === {{Main|British comics}} Britain has a long tradition of publishing comic anthologies, usually weekly (hence ''The Dandy'' going past 3,000 published issues). {| class="wikitable sortable" |- " ! Title !! Publisher !! First year !! Last year !! Notes |- |''[Comic Cuts](/source/Comic_Cuts)'' || [Amalgamated Press](/source/Amalgamated_Press) || 1890 || 1953 || merged with ''Golden Penny'', ''Jolly Comic'' and ''Larks'' before finally merging with ''[Knockout](/source/Knockout)'' |- |''[The Dandy](/source/The_Dandy)'' || || 1937 || 2012 || |- |''[The Beano](/source/The_Beano)'' || || 1938 || ongoing || |- |''[Eagle](/source/Eagle_(British_comics))'' || [Hulton Press](/source/Hulton_Press)
[IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1950
1982 || 1969
1994 || relaunched by different publisher |- |''[Lion](/source/Lion_(comics))'' || || 1952 || 1974 || |- |''[Bunty](/source/Bunty)'' || || 1958 || 2000 || |- |''[Buster](/source/Buster_(comics))'' || || 1960 || 2000 || |- |''[Valiant](/source/Valiant_(comics))'' || || 1962 || 1976 || |- |''[Wham!](/source/Wham!_(comics))'' || || 1964 || 1968 || |- |''[Smash!](/source/Smash!_(comics))'' || || 1966 || 1971 || |- |''[Pow!](/source/Pow!_(comic))'' || || 1967 || 1968 || |- |''[Fantastic](/source/Fantastic_(comics))'' || || 1967 || 1968 || |- |''[Terrific](/source/Terrific_(comics))'' || || 1967 || 1968 || |- |''[Action](/source/Action_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1976 || 1977 || |- |''[2000 AD](/source/2000_AD_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines)
[Fleetway](/source/Fleetway)
[Rebellion Developments](/source/Rebellion_Developments) || 1977 || ongoing || merged with ''Starlord'' and ''Tornado'' |- |''[Starlord](/source/Starlord_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1978 || 1978 || Merged with ''2000AD'' |- |''[Tornado](/source/Tornado_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1978 || 1979 || Merged with ''2000AD'' |- |''[Warrior](/source/Warrior_(comics))'' || [Quality](/source/Quality_Communications) || 1982 || 1985 || |- |''[Scream!](/source/Scream!_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1984 || 1984 || merged with re-launched ''Eagle'' |- |''[Oink!](/source/Oink!_(comics))'' || [IPC Magazines](/source/IPC_Magazines) || 1986 || 1988 || |- |''[Crisis](/source/Crisis_(Fleetway))'' || [Fleetway](/source/Fleetway_Publications) || 1988 || 1991 || |- |''[Wildcat](/source/Wildcat_(UK_comic))'' || [Fleetway](/source/Fleetway_Publications) || 1988 || 1989 || stories continued in re-launched ''Eagle'' |- |''[Deadline](/source/Deadline_(comics_magazine))'' || || 1988 || 1995 || |- |''[A1](/source/A1_(comic))'' || [Atomeka](/source/Atomeka_Press)/[Epic Comics](/source/Epic_Comics) || 1989 || 1992, 2004 || irregular publishing schedule over multiple publishers |- |''[Judge Dredd Megazine](/source/Judge_Dredd_Megazine)'' || [Fleetway Publications](/source/Fleetway_Publications)
[Rebellion Developments](/source/Rebellion_Developments) || 1990 || ongoing || |- |''[Revolver](/source/Revolver_(Fleetway_comics))'' || [Fleetway Publications](/source/Fleetway_Publications) || 1990 || 1991 || ''Dare'' storyline completed in ''Crisis'' following cancellation |- |''[Toxic!](/source/Toxic!)'' || [Apocalypse Ltd](/source/Apocalypse_Ltd) || 1991 || 1991 || not related to ''Toxic'' |- |''[Toxic (magazine)](/source/Toxic_(magazine))'' || [Egmont Publishing](/source/Egmont_Publishing) || 2002 || ongoing || not related to ''Toxic!'' |- |''[The DFC](/source/The_DFC)'' || || 2008 || 2009 || |- |''[The Phoenix](/source/The_Phoenix_(comics))'' || || 2012 || ongoing || |- |} ==See also== *[British comics](/source/British_comics), the majority of which are anthologies *[British small press comics](/source/British_small_press_comics), many of which are also anthologies *[History of comics](/source/History_of_comics) *[List of manga magazines](/source/List_of_manga_magazines), the majority of which are anthologies ==References== {{reflist}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Comics anthology}} Category:Comics anthologies Category:Comics terminology --- Adapted from the Wikipedia article [Comics anthology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comics_anthology) by Wikipedia contributors ([contributor history](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comics_anthology?action=history)). Available under [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). Changes may have been made.