The bottom of every frame has a button () which will reset everything to the default configuration.

Books listed in grey type have been announced or reliably rumored, but not yet published.
Books listed in strike through were announced, and then cancelled before release.
Books listed in reddish type are Books of the Week or Old Books of the Week.
Books listed in grey-on-grey have been superceded by other volumes.

When I know of good web sites for specific titles, the URL is included on that title's page. Two more general sites, however, have been extremely useful. Markus Müller's Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators is a massive, thorough, cross-referenced list of the credits for virtually every Marvel comic and reprint ever published. If I ever need to know anything about who did what at Marvel, this is the place I go. The Continuity Pages, created by Julian Darius, focuses primarily (but by no means exclusively) on DC and its subsidiaries. The level of information is uneven, but some of the pages are spectacular (especially some of the Vertigo and Wildstorm titles). I also find Mars Import very useful.

The Marvel Masterworks have had a long and complicated publication history, with different editions having different titles and even sometimes different contents. To simplify this site, I will be listing the new printings of the entire series beginning in May 2003, and will call them, e.g., "X-Men Masterworks 1". For more thorough information about earlier editions and differences among them, see the Marvel Masterworks Resource Page.

This site had its genesis as a thread on the MillarWorld bulletin board. Either there or by email, Ben, Dominic Carr, CornellMan, Elias Curi, Michael Farquhar, AJ Huber, Craig M.D., Aaron Mehta, mikewillshootyou, Gary Miller, Ryan Miller (Ambsace), Matt Nem, njerry, Benjamin Ong, Sean Robinson, Lou Rosen, Florian Schlagbauer, Ben Simpson, Julian Solis, Steve the Kid, Damien Wood, and Yash made contributions. The Amazon.com lists of candy_darling have also been helpful. Jeph York not only supplied lists, but also corrected some errors and added annotations for numerous collections. His annotations are marked "JY". And now, coming full circle, the Trade Paperback List is hosted by MillarWorld! My thanks to Mark Millar and Michael Tegler for taking the TPList on. Michael also designed the Millarworld and TPList logos on this page.

All corrections, contributions, and comments should be directed to Rob Helmerichs. Visit me on the web at my home page!

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