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Followed by Batman Volume 2.The entire run of Batman still stands upon large controversies over who actually came up with some of the characters. Bob Kane supposedly came up with the idea for the hero, but it has been suggested that he only came up with a "Bird-man" and Bill Finger suggested he be a "Bat-man". Both creators, however, share credit for this character. As for the Joker, the first concept sketch was drawn by Jerry Robinson, but Kane disputed that his input was "minimal" suggesting he and Bill came up with the idea. Kane also finagled many legal aspects of Batman related print and media ensuring he received sole credit. Prior to 2016, every movie and comic read "Batman created by Bob Kane", but following a campaign by the relatives of Bill Finger, all future credits have been changed to "Batman created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger". Robinson and Finger came up with the character, Robin after "Robinhood". Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff co-created numerous bat-creations including Alfred Pennyworth, Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze, Batwoman, Batgirl as well as Bat-Mite and Ace the Bat-Hound just to name a few. Bill Finger also co-created Penguin, Riddler, and Catwoman.Ad for Batman #1One of DC's longest running books showcasing the adventures of the Dark Knight, Batman. Throughout the years, a majority of Batman's marquee storylines have happened within the pages of this book including, but not limited to the death of the second Robin, Jason Todd, and Bane breaking Batman's back, leading to Jean-Paul Valley to assume the role of Batman for a period of time in the 90s.In 2006, superstar writer Grant Morrison took over the book. Morrison wrote stories that introduced readers to Bruce's son Damian Wayne as well as putting Bruce through a series of near-fatal trials against The Black Glove and Doctor Hurt, leading up to the epic 2008 storylines of Batman RIP and Final Crisis where Bruce Wayne had apparently died at the hands of the evil god Darkseid.After Bruce's "death," and the Battle for the Cowl, Dick Grayson, the first Robin, took up the mantle of Batman, continuing to protect Gotham exactly as his mentor had. He even took in Damian as his own Robin. With the exception of two issues set prior to the events of Final Crisis, Dick Grayson has been the star of the book since issue #687.When the superhero community learned that Bruce Wayne had never actually died, and was sent back in time by Darkseid, Dick Grayson eventually knew that his time as Batman would soon end. But with Bruce's return, and formation of Batman Incorporated, Bruce deemed Dick Grayson the Batman of Gotham City, as he travelled the world, searching for more recruits for his new organization.Charles Paris has drawn the most issues of Batman thus far at 128. Denny O'Neil is a long time writer and editor at DC with 211 issues. He also contributed the location of Arkham Asylum as well as the characters Man-Bat, Ra's al Ghul and Talia al Ghul.In September 2011, DC Comics relaunched their entire line in an event known as "The New 52" which would see the premiere of fifty-two new titles, thus the long-running Batman series ended with #713 during Tony S. Daniel's run on the title. In the new line, however, Tony Daniel will continue writing in the "Batman universe" but under the character's other main title, Detective Comics. The new Batman series will be written instead by Scott Snyder (who was writing Detective Comics pre-relaunch).For Post Flashpoint volume 2, refer to Batman.Writers:Pre-CrisisBill Finger #1-13, 15, 18, 20, 22-23, 25, 28-36, 38-40, 42-45, 47-50, 52-53, 55-71, 74, 76-80, 82, 84-85, 87-90, 92-93, 95-105, 107-108, 110-116, 118-148, 150-160, 163, 167, 170, 176-177, 182, 185, 187, 193, 198, 200, 203, 208, 213, 218, 223, 228, 233, 236-237, 241-242, 254-259, 261Joseph Greene #10, 17, 21, 26, 31, 261Jack Schiff #10, 13, 15, 21, 26Edmond Hamilton #11, 38, 76-78, 83, 85-86, 88, 91, 93-95, 98-99, 101, 104, 109-112, 182, 185, 187, 193, 198, 208, 218, 228, 238, 254, 261Don Cameron #12-17, 19-21, 23-32, 36, 38, 46, 213, 239, 256-261Ruth Lyon Kauffman #16, 260Joseph Samachson #18-19, 24, 27, 31Alvin Schwartz #21-22, 25, 28, 36, 74, 83, 176, 187, 198, 255, 260Mort Weisinger #22, 257Gardner Fox #41, 165, 170-172, 174-175, 179, 181, 183-184, 186, 188-192, 194-197, 199, 201-202, 208, 234, 254-255, 257-258, 260-262William Woolfolk #45, 58, 70, 80-81, 86-87, 176David Vern Reed #56, 59, 61, 67, 70-73, 75, 78-79, 81-85, 176, 182, 185, 187, 193, 198, 203, 208, 213, 218, 223, 228, 233, 238, 254, 267, 269-285, 287-294, 296-304Walter B. Gibson #69Ed Herron #86, 105, 113, 164-166, 168-169, 208, 240, 255Dave Wood #92, 110, 121, 124, 155, 157-158, 160-162, 176, 228Arnold Drake #98, 103, 105, 117, 143-144, 146, 238Jerry Coleman #127, 129, 141, 146, 148-151John Broome #172-173, 177-178, 186, 188, 235, 238, 255Sheldon Moldoff #174Robert Kanigher #178-181, 183, 208, 229, 257Mike Friedrich #200, 202, 219, 221-222, 225, 227, 229-231, 234-236, 239-242Frank Robbins #204-207, 209-212, 214-217, 219-222, 226, 230-231, 236, 246, 249-250, 252, 254E. Nelson Bridwell #208, 213Bob Haney #208, 238Henry Kuttner #219Dennis O'Neil #224-225, 227, 232, 234-235, 237, 239-245, 247-248, 251, 253, 256-264, 266, 268, 286, 303, 320 (TOT 32)Bernie Wrightson #237Harlan Ellison #237Jack Cole #238Arthur Adler #238Robert Bernstein #238Elliot S. Maggin #244-245, 248-250, 252, 254Len Wein #255, 307-310, 312-319, 321-324, 326-327Martin Pasko #256Michael Fleisher #265, 331Gerry Conway #295, 305-306, 337-346, 348-359Bob Rozakis #305-306, 334, 336Steve Englehart #311Roger McKenzie #325Mike W. Barr #327, 329, 331, 334, 353Marv Wolfman #328-335Roy Thomas #336-338, 340Robin Snyder #341, 347Bruce Jones #345-346, 348-351Roger Slifer #347Paul Levitz #350-351Paul Kupperberg #352-353Doug Moench #360-400Post CrisisBarbara Randall Kesel #401Frank Miller #404-407 (4)Max Allen Collins #402-403, 408-412 (7)Mary Jo Duffy #413Jim Starlin #414-430 (17)Christopher Priest #431, 432John Byrne #433-435 (3)Marv Wolfman #436-451 (16)Peter Milligan #452-454, 472, 473 (5)Alan Grant #455-466, 470, 471, 474-476, 479, 480 (19)Chuck Dixon #467-469, 560-562, 571 (7)John Wagner#477, 478Doug Moench #481-559, #0, #1,000,000 (81)Bob Gale #563Devin Grayson#564Greg Rucka #565, 568, 572-574, 587 (6)Kelley Puckett #566, 567Janet Harvey #569Brownyn Carlton Taggart #570Larry Hama #575-581 (7)Ed Brubaker #582-586, 591-607 (12)Brian K. Vaughan #588-590 (3)Jeph Loeb #608-619, 616a. (13)Brian Azzarello #620-625 (6)Judd Winnick#626-630, 635-641, 645-650, 687-691 (23)Bill Willingham #631-633, 643, 644 (5)Anderson Gabrych #634, 642James Robinson #651-654 (4)Grant Morrison #655-658, 663-683, 700-702 (28)John Ostander #659-662 (4)Dennis O'Neil #684Paul Dini #685Neil Gaiman #686Tony Daniel #692-699, 704-707, 710-712 (15)Fabian Nicieza #703, 713David Hine#708, 709Artist:David Mazzuccheli #404-407 (4)Chris Warner #408Ross Andru #409Dave Cockrum #410-412, 423 (4)Kieron Dwyer #413, 452-454 (4)Jim Aparo #414-420, 426-435, 440-451, 480-483, 486-491, 494-500, 533, 534, 558, 560-562, 544 (53)Dick Giordano #421Mark Bright #422, 424, 425 (3)Pat Broderick #436-439 (4)Norm Breyfogle #455-466, 470-476, 492, 493, 556 (22)Tom Lyle #467-469 (3)Cam Kennedy #477, 478Tom Mandrake #479, 494, 659-662 (6)Trevor Scott #484, 485, 682, 683 (4)Mike Manley #500-506, 508-511, #0 (12)Jim Balent #507Mike Gustovich #512, 513Romeo Tanghal #512Ron Wagner #514Kelley Jones #515-519, 521, 527-532, 535-552 (30)Eduardo Barreto #520-525 (6)J.H. Williams III #526, 550, 667-669 (5)Klaus Janson #553, 554John Beatty #555Vince Giarrano #557Bob Hall #559Alex Maleev #563, 574Dale Eaglesham #564, 574Frank Teran#565Jon Bogdanove #566Damion Scott #567, 572Dan Jurgens #568Sergio Cariello #569, 573Mike Deodato Jr. #570Mat Broome #571Scott McDaniel #575-586, 588-602, 604-607 (31)Rick Burchett #587Sean Phillips #603Jim Lee #608-619, 616a (13)Eduardo Risso #620-625 (6)Dustin Nguyen #626-630, 685, 700 (7)Kinsun Loh #631-633 (3)Paul Lee #634, 640Doug Mahnke #635-639, 641, 645, 647-649 (10)Chris Marrianan #642Giuseppe Camuncoli #643, 644Shane Davis #646Eric Battle #650Don Kramer #651-654 (4)Andy Kubert #655-658, 664-666, 687, 700 (9)Tom Mandrake #659-662 (4)John Van Fleet #663Tony Daniel #670-681, 687, 692-697, 700-702, 704-707, 710-713 (30)Lee Garbett #682, 683Guilem March #684, 698, 708, 709 (4)Mark Bagley #688-691 (4)David Finch #700Frank Quitely #700Scott Kollins #700Cliff Richards #703Steve Scott #710-713 (4)Andrei Bressan #713Daniel Sampere #713Trade Volumes that collect Batman issues:Classic and Archived Batman:Batman: A Celebration of 75 Years (#1, 49, 181, 497)The Joker: A Celebration of 75 Years (#1, 5, 25, 32, 85, 163, 251, 427)The Batman Chronicles Volume 1 (Batman #1, Detective Comics #27-37)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 1 (#1-7)Batman: The Golden Age Volume One (#1-3)The Batman Chronicles Volume 2 (Batman #2-3, Detective Comics #39-45, New York World's Fair Comic #2)The Batman Chronicles Volume 3 (Batman #4-5, Detective Comics #46-50, World's Finest #1)Batman: The Golden Age Volume Two (#4-7)The Batman Chronicles Volume 4 (Batman #6-7, Detective Comics #51-56, World's Finest #2-3)The Batman Chronicles Volume 5 (Batman #8-9, Detective Comics #57-61, World's Finest #4)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 2 (#8-15)Batman: The Golden Age Volume Three (#8-11)The Joker: His Greatest Jokes (#8, 67, 145, 260, 353 & 366)Batman: The Golden Age Volume Four (#12-15)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 3 (#16-25)Batman: The Golden Age Volume Five (#16-20)Batman: The Golden Age Volume Six (#21-25)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 4 (#26-35)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 5 (#35-45)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 6 (#46-55)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 7 (#56-66)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 8 (#67-77)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 9 (#76-85)Batman: Arkham - The Riddler (#171, 179, 292, 317 & 362)see also Batman Archives, Batman: The Dark Knight Archives, Batman: The Dynamic Duo Archives etc...For late 60`s - 70`s comics...Showcase Presents: BatmanModern Batman (Post-Crisis)Batman: Zero Hour (#0 & 511)Batman Arkham: Mister Freeze (#121, 308, 375 & 525)Batman Arkham: Penguin (#155, 374 & 548-549)Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (#192, 202, 213, 227, 229-231, 234-236, 239, 240-242, 244-245, 248-250, 252, 254, 259, 333, 337-339 & 341-343)Batgirl: The Bronze Age Omnibus Volume 1 (#197)Batman by Neal Adams Book Two (#219)Batman Arkham: Ra's Al Ghul (#232 & 243-244)Batman: Tales of the Demon (#232, 235, 240 & 242-244)Batman Arkham: Talia al Ghul (#232 & 656)Batman Arkham: Two-Face (#234, 346, 410 & 411)The Joker: The Bronze Age Omnibus (#251, 260, 286, 291-294, 321, 353, 365-366 & 400)Tales of the Batman: Gerry Conway Volume 1 (#295, 305, 306 & 337)Tales of the Batman: Len Wein (#307-310, #312-319, #321-324, #326-327)Tales of the Batman: Steve Englehart (#311)Tales of the Batman: Marv Wolfman Volume 1 (#328-335 & 436-439)Tales of the Batman: Gene Colan Volume One (#340, 343-345 & 348-351)Tales of the Batman: Gerry Conway Volume Three (#349-359)Tales of the Batman: Gene Colan Volume Two (#373)Batman Arkham: Black Mask (#386-387, 484-485 & 648)Batman: Second Chances (#402, 403 & 408-416)Batman: Year One (#404-407)Batman: Year One: The Deluxe Edition (#404-407)Batman: The Many Deaths of Batman (Batman #433-435)Batman: Ten Nights of the Beast (#417-420)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 1 (#417-425 & 430-431)Batman: A Death in the Family (Batman #426-429)Batman: A Death in the Family: The Deluxe Edition (#426-429 & 440-442)Robin: The Teen Wonder (Batman #428 and 442, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #100, Nightwing #101, Batman #428 and 442, Robin #126 and 132, and Teen Titans #29)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 2 (#432-444)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 3 (#445-454)Batman: Dark Knight, Dark City (#452-454)Legends of the Dark Knight: Norm Breyfogle Volume 2 (#448-459)Robin: A Hero Reborn (Batman #455-457 and Robin #1-5)Robin: Reborn (#455-457)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 4 (#455-465)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 5 (#466-473)Wonder Woman: War of the Gods Omnibus (#470)Batman: The Caped Crusader Volume 6 (#475-483)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 1 (#484-500)Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Broken Bat (Batman #491-497, Detective Comics #659-663)Batman: Knightfall: 25th Anniversary Edition Volume 1 (#492-497)Tales From the DC Dark Multiverse (#497)Batman: Knightfall Part 2: Who Rules the Night (Batman #498-500, Detective Comics #664-666, Showcase '93 #7-8, Shadow of the Bat #16-18)Batman: Knightfall: 25th Anniversary Edition Volume 2 (#498-500)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 2 (#501-508)Batman: Knightquest: The Crusade Volume 1 (#501-504)Batman: Knightquest: The Crusade Volume 2 (#505-508)Batman: Knightfall Part 3: Knightsend (#509-510)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 3 (#509-510)Batman: Knightsend (#509-510)Zero Hour: Crisis In Time 25th Anniversary Omnibus (#511)Batman: Prodigal (#512-514)Batman By Doug Moench & Kelley Jones Volume 1 (#515-525, 527-532 and 535-536)Batman: Troika (#515)Tales of the Batman: J.H. Williams III (#526, 550 and 667-669)Batman: Contagion (#529)Batman: Contagion (#529-532)Batman: Legacy Volume One (#533)Batman: Legacy Volume Two (#534)Batman By Doug Moench & Kelley Jones Volume 2 (#536-552)Batman: Road To No Man's Land Omnibus (#553-562)Batman: Road To No Man's Land Volume One (#555-559)Batman: Road To No Man's Land Volume Two (#560-562)Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 1 ( Batman #563-564, No Man's Land #1, Shadow of the Bat #83-84, Detective Comics #730-731, Legends of the Dark Knight #116)Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 2 (Batman #565, Shadow of the Bat #85-87, Detective Comics #732-733, Legends of the Dark Knight #117, #119, Batman Chronicles #16)Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 3 (Batman #566-569, Shadow of the Bat #88, Detective Comics #734-735, Legends of the Dark Knight #120-121)Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey (#567)Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 4 (Batman #571-572, Shadow of the Bat #92-93, Detective Comics #736, # 738-739, Legends of the Dark Knight #125, Batman Chronicles #18)Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 5 (Batman #573-574, Shadow of the Bat #94, Detective Comics #740-741, Legends of the Dark Knight #126, No Man's Land #0)Batman by Ed Brubaker Vol. 1 (#582-586 & 591-594)Batman: False Faces (Batman #588-590, Detective Comics #787, Wonder Woman #160-161, Tale from Batman: Gotham City Secret Files and Origins)Batman by Brian K. Vaughn (#588-590)Batman: Bruce Wayne-Murderer? (Batman #599-600, Batman: The 10 Cent Adventure, Detective Comics #766-767, Batgirl #24, Nightwing #65-66, Batman: Gotham Knights #25-26, Birds of Prey #39-40, Robin #98-99)Bruce Wayne: Fugitive Volume 1 (Batman #601, #603; Batman: Gotham Knights #27-28; Batgirl #27, #29; Birds of Prey #41, #43; Nightwing #68-69)Batman: Bruce Wayne - Fugitive (#603-607)Bruce Wayne: Fugitive Volume 2 (Batman #605, Detective Comics #768-772, Batman: Gotham Knights #31)Bruce Wayne: Fugitive Volume 3 (Batman #606-607, Detective Comics #773-775, Batgirl #33)Batman: Hush (#608-619)Batman: Hush The 15th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (#608-619)Batman vs. Superman: The Greatest Battles (#612)Harley Quinn: A Celebration of 25 Years (#613)Tales From the DC Dark Multiverse II (#619)Batman: Broken City (#620-625)Batman Noir: Eduardo Risso (#620-625)Batman by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso Deluxe Edition (#620-625)Batman: As the Crow Flies (#626-630)Batman: War Games Volume 1 (Batman #631, Batman: The 12 Cent Adventure, Detective Comics #797, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #182, Nightwing #96, Batman: Gotham Knights #56, Robin #129, Batgirl #55, Catwoman #34)Batman: War Games Book One (New Edition) (#631)Batman: War Games Volume 2 (Batman #632, Detective Comics #798, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #183, Nightwing #97, Batman: Gotham Knights #57, Robin, Batgirl #56, Catwoman #35)Batman: War Games Volume 3 (Batman #633, Detective Comics #799, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #184, Nightwing #98, Batgirl #57, Catwoman #36, Robin #131, Batman: Gotham Knights #58)Batman: War Games Book Two (New Edition) (#633)Batman: Under the Hood Volume 1 (Batman #635-641)Batman: War Crimes (Batman #643-644, Detective Comics #809-810, Batman Allies Secret Files and Origins, Batman Villains Secret Files and Origins)Batman: Under the Hood Volume 2 (Batman #645-650, Batman Annual #25)Batman: Face the Face (Batman #651-654, Detective Comics #817-820)Batman/Two-Face: Face the Face Deluxe Edition (#651-654)Batman: Batman and Son (Batman #655-658, #663-666)Batman Unwrapped by Andy Kubert (Batman #655-68, 664-666, 686 and 700)Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Volume One (#655-658 & 663-683)DC Comics Presents: Robin War 100-Page Spectacular (#657)Damian: Son of Batman Deluxe Edition (#666)Batman: The Black Glove (#667-669, 672-675)Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul (#670-671, Batman Annual #26, Detective Comics #838-839, Robin #168-169, Robin Annual #7, Nightwing #138-139)Batman: Batman R.I.P. (Batman #676-683)Final Crisis 10th Anniversary Omnibus (#676-683 & 701-702)Final Crisis (DC Essential Edition) (#682-683)Batman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader (Batman #686, Detective Comics #853, Secret Origins #36, Secret Origins Special #1, Batman: Black and White #2)Batman: Long Shadows (Batman #687-691)Batman: Life After Death (Batman #692-699)Batman: Time and the Batman (Batman #700-703)Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Volume Two (#700-702)Batman: Eye of the Beholder (Batman #704-707, Batman #710-712)Batman: Gotham Shall Be Judged (Batman #708-709, Red Robin #22, Gotham City Sirens #22, Azrael #14-18)OmnibusBatman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 1 (#1-7)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 2 (#8-15)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 3 (#16-25)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 4 (#26-35)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 5 (#35-45)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 6 (#46-55)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 7 (#56-66)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 8 (#67-77)Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 9 (#76-85)Wonder Woman: War of the Gods Omnibus (#470)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 1 (#484-500)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 2 (#501-508)Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Volume 3 (#509-510)Zero Hour: Crisis In Time 25th Anniversary Omnibus (#511)Batman: Road To No Man's Land Omnibus (#553-562)Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Volume One (#655-658 & 663-683)Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Volume Two (#700-702)Non-U.S. Collected EditionsBatman: Neal Adams Collection - Band 1 (#219, #232, #234, #237, #243-245, #251 & #255) (German)Batman: Das Erste Jahr (#404-407 (German)Batman: Das Erste Jahr (#404-407) (German) (2018 Edition)Batman - Das Beben - Band 1 (#553) (German)Batman - Auf dem Weg ins Niemandsland - Band 1 (#555-559) (German)Batman - Auf dem Weg ins Niemandsland - Band 2 (#560-562) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 1 (#563-564) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 2 (#565-566) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 3 (#567) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 4 (#568) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 5 (#569-570) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 6 (#571) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 7 (#572) (German)Batman: Niemandsland - Band 8 (#573-574) (German)Batman: Hush - Volumen 1 (#608-613) (German)Batman: Hush - Volumen 2 (#614-619) (German)Batman Sonderband - Kaputte Stadt (#620-625)Batman: Kaputte Stadt und weitere Geschichten (#620-625) (German)

Two rival schools stand next door to each other: one for elite ladies, one for good-for-nothing boys. But one of those boys might just be a naturally chivalrous diamond in the rough, and one of those girls might be a little more open-minded than is proper…This cute and twisty manga spin on Romeo and Juliet is the latest hit in Japan, coming to print from a successful digital-first release!English translation of the Japanese manga Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku (薫る花は凛と咲く).

Al Simmons, once the U.S. government's greatest soldier and most effective assassin, was mercilessly executed by his own men. Resurrected from the ashes of his own grave in a flawed agreement with the powers of darkness, Simmons is reborn as a creature from the depths of Hell. A Hellspawn. Now Spawn must choose between his life on Earth and his place on a throne in Hell.WritersTodd McFarlane #1-8, 12-15, 21-101, 103, 104, 115, 120-134, 139-141, 143, 146-150, 185-200, 202-206, 213-275, 277-323, 327-336 (TOT 261)Terry Fitzgerald #5Neil Gaiman #9Dave Sim #10Frank Miller #11Grant Morrison #16-18Andrew Grossberg #19, 20Tom Orzechowski #19, 20, 88Alan Moore #37Brian Holguin #71, 72, 74-104, 107-126, 128-133, 135-142, 144-150, 186-191 (TOT 80)Steve Niles #100, 105, 106David Hine #150-184Robert Kirkman #200Jonathan David Goff #200, 201, 203-211, 215-225, 228-240, 296, 297, 302-305 (TOT 41)Will Carlton #201-217, 219 (TOT 18)Paul Jenkins #251-254Erik Larsen #259-266 (TOT 8)Tom Leveen #269-274 (TOT 6)Darragh Savage #276-282 (TOT 7)Jason Shawn Alexander #276-282 (TOT 7)Scott Synder #300Philip Tan #306, 307Rory McConville #323-336 (TOT 14)PencillersTodd McFarlane #1-15, 21-24, 27, 29, 30, 33, 50, 195, 196, 200, 255, 259-267, 300-303, 305 (TOT 42)Greg Capullo #16-20, 26-37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49-75, 78-101, 103, 128, 146, 150, 193, 195, 196, 300, 301 (TOT 84)Marc Silvestri #25Tony S. Daniel #38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 (TOT 6)Dwayne Turner #75-77Angel Medina #100-127, 129-139, 142-150 (TOT 48)Nat Jones #139-141Phillip Tan #150-164, 306, 307 (TOT 17)Lan Medina #165Brian Haberlin #166-178, 180-184 (TOT 18)Mike Mayhew #179Whilce Portacio #185-192, 194, 197 (TOT 10)Rob Liefeld #196Khary Randolph #198Erik Larsen #199, 258-266 (TOT 10)Szymon Kudranski #200-250, 256, 257, 268-275, 283, 291 (TOT 63)Jonboy Meyers #250-256 (TOT 6)Jason Shawn Alexander #276-282, 284-290, 292-305 (TOT 28)J. Scott Campbell #300Jerome Opena #300, 301Clayton Crain #301Ken Lashley #308, 309Jim Muniz #310Carlo Barberi #311-336 (TOT 26)Thomas Nachlik #321, 323, 327Trade PaperbacksSpawn Book 1: Beginnings (#1-5)Spawn Compendium Volume 1 (#1-50)Spawn Compendium Volume 2 (#51-100)Spawn Compendium Volume 3 (#101-150)Spawn Compendium volume 4 (#151-200)Spawn Compendium Volume 5(#201-250)Spawn Compendium Volume 6(#251-300)Spawn Book 2: Dark Discoveries (#6-9 & 11)Spawn Book 3: Revelation (#12-15)Spawn Book 4: Escalation (#16-20)Spawn Book 5: Death & Rebirth (#21-25)Spawn Book 6: Pathway to Judgement (#26-30)Spawn Book 7: Deadman's Touch (#31-34)Spawn Book 8: Betrayal of Blood (#35-38)Spawn Book 9: Urban Jungle (#39-42)Spawn Book 10: The Vengeance of the Dead (#43-47)Spawn Book 11: Crossroads (#48-50)Spawn Book 12: Immortality (#51-54)Spawn: The Armageddon Collection Part 1 (#150-155)Spawn: The Armageddon Collection Part 2 (#156-164)Spawn: The Complete Armageddon Collection (#150-163)Spawn: The Complete Armageddon Collection (#150-164; digital only)Spawn: New Flesh Collection (#166-169)Spawn: Neo Noir (#170-175)Spawn: Endgame Volume 1 (#185-190)Spawn: Endgame Volume 2 (#191-196)Spawn: Endgame Collection (#185-196)Spawn: New Beginnings Volume 1 (#201-206)Spawn: New Beginnings Volume 2 (#207-212)Spawn Resurrection (#251-255)Spawn: Satan Saga Wars (#256-262)Spawn: Hell On Earth (#263-275)Spawn: Dark Horror (#276-283)Spawn: Enemy of the State (#284-290)Spawn: Vengeance (#291-297)Spawn: The Record-Breaker (#298-301)Spawn: Aftermath (#302-307)Spawn: Omega (#308-315)Spawn: Shadows(#316-323)Spawn: Bad Business(#324-330)Spawn: Sinn War (#331-337)Spawn: Battle for the Throne Part 1(#338-343)Spawn: Battle for the Throne Part 2(#344-349)Origins Trade PaperbacksIn 2009 the trades were redesigned and reformatted in the Origins Collection:Spawn Origins Vol. 1 (#01-06)Spawn Origins Vol. 2 (#7-8, 11-14)Spawn Origins Vol. 3 (#15-20)Spawn Origins Vol. 4 (#21-26)Spawn Origins Vol. 5 (#27-32)Spawn Origins Vol. 6 (#33-38)Spawn Origins Vol. 7 (#39-44)Spawn Origins Vol. 8 (#45-50)Spawn Origins Vol. 9 (#51-56)Spawn Origins Vol. 10 (#57-62)Spawn Origins Vol. 11 (#63-68)Spawn Origins Vol. 12 (#69-74)Spawn Origins Vol. 13 (#75-80)Spawn Origins Vol. 14 (#81-86)Spawn Origins Vol. 15 (#87-92)Spawn Origins Vol. 16 (#93-98)Spawn Origins Vol. 17 (#99-104)Spawn Origins Vol. 18 (#105-110)Spawn Origins Vol. 19 (#111-116)Spawn Origins Vol. 20 (#117-122)Spawn Origins Vol. 21 (#123-128)Spawn Origins Vol. 22Spawn Origins Vol. 23Spawn Origins Vol. 24Spawn Origins Vol. 25Spawn Origins Vol. 26Spawn Origins Vol.27Spawn Origins Vol.28Spawn origins Vol.29Spawn Origins Vol.30Hardcover EditionsSpecial limited edition of 1.200 copiesStarting in 2010 hardcover "Origins" collections were also released; each hardcover edition collects an average of two of the "Origins" trade paperbacks.Spawn Origins Collection Book 1 (#1–12)Spawn Origins Collection Book 2 (#13–25)Spawn Origins Collection Book 3 (#26–37)Spawn Origins Collection Book 4 (#38–50)Spawn Origins Collection Book 5 (#51–62)Spawn Origins Collection Book 6 (#63–75)Spawn Origins Collection Book 7 (#76–87)Spawn Origins Collection Book 8 (#88–100)Spawn Origins Collection Book 9 (#101–112)Spawn Origins Collection Book 10 (#113-125)Spawn Origins Collection Book 11(#126-138)Spawn Origins Collection Book 12(#139-151)Spawn Origins Collection Book 13(#152-163)Spawn Origins Collection Book 14(#164-176)Deluxe Edition HardcoversEach deluxe edition collects two of the "Origins" hardcovers.Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 1 (#1–25)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 2 (#26–50)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 3 (#51–75)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 4 (#76–100)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 5Vault EditionsSpawn Vault Edition Volume 1 (#1-7)Spawn Vault Edition Volume 2 (#8-15)Non-U.S. Collected EditionsSpawn Edición Integral - Volumen I (#1-8 & #11-15) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen II (#9-10 & #16-26) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen III (#27-38) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen IV (#39-50) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen V (#51-68) (Spanish)Spawn: La promesa (#151-157) (Spanish)Spawn: Destrucción (#158-162) (Spanish)Spawn: El monstruo de la burbuja (#174-178) (Spanish)Spawn Fin del juego - Volume 1 (#185-190) (Spanish)Spawn Fin del juego - Volume 2 (#191-196) (Spanish)Spawn Resurrección (#251-255) (Spanish),

English translation of the Japanese manga Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru (その着せ替え人形は恋をする).

An All-New Marvel Now title. Continued from Superior Spider-Man (2013). Peter Parker returns as Spider-Man. The series lasted for 18 regular issues, with a few special Point One issues. After issues 18, the series ended due to the Secret Wars event and was replaced with the Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows tie-in mini-series. After the events of Secret Wars, the series was restarted as The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 4.The series also had an The Amazing Spider-Man Special one-shot.Collected EditionsTPBs:Vol. 1: The Parker Luck (#1-6)Vol. 1.1: Learning To Crawl (#1.1-1.5 and material from #1)Vol. 2: Spider-Verse Prelude (#7-8)Vol. 3: Spider-Verse (#9-15)Vol. 4: Graveyard Shift (#16-18)Vol. 5: Spiral (#16.1-20.1)HCs:The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 (#1-6 & #1.1-1.5)The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 2 (#7-18)Omnibuses:Original Sin Companion (#4-5)Spider-Verse (#7-15)Also:Silk: Out of the Spider-Verse Vol. 1 (#4-6)

CIVIL WAR TIE-IN! “THE WAR AT HOME” With Civil War in full-throttle mode, Spider-Man follows his conscience... and fast becomes a lightning rod for controversy. Unmasked and vunerable, this is Spider-Man as you've NEVER seen him! As soon as Iron Man overhears that Peter will no longer support the Registration Act, he attacks him and a battle ensues. Now on the run, Peter, Mary Jane, and Aunt May must find a new place to live. Spider-Man decides to publicly announce his opposition to the Act and goes on live television. Iron Man decides that Spider-Man needs to be brought down.Iron Man tries to shut down Spidey's armores costume with a voice command but the web-slinger, prepared for this, overrides the system. Escaping into the sewers, Spidey reunites with MJ and May, who are hiding out in Midtown High. Later, the three take a room in the sleazy Motel 40. Spidey, back in his original costume, visits the Channel 9 television studio, where he interrupts the weather broadcast to announce to the world that he was wrong to support the Superhuman Registration Act. Watching Spidey's TV announcement, Iron Man orders a "Cape Killer" unit to bring the wall-crawler in.

The members of the Guardians of the Globe are all busy - well mostly, except for Aquarus - when they get the call to go to HQ. Some, like Darkwing, are busy ridding the streets of criminals, others are fighting super-villains, getting unwanted visitors from their past, or even trying to enjoy a picnic.Once they've all arrived at base it's time to hear the emergency. Except, no one's admitting to being responsible for calling the meeting. And then they all start being killed by a force too quick to be seen. Finally, it's just The Immortal, and he sees who's responsible. "You! I never liked you," he says. After killing him too, Omni-Man replies, "The feeling was mutual."Plot SummaryIn Midnight City some thieves wait on a rooftop, about to rob the place. They converse about how the City has such easy pickings because of the fact that it has been cast into an eternal night and that it has been left mostly abandoned, it's only real threat being Darkwing. They are comforted with the belief that Darkwing can't be everywhere, that is, until he jumps down, taking them out in an instant. He then receives a Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert and leaves them tied up, letting his butler know to have them arrested and swiftly departs.Kursk, a super villain, is blowing up cars in Moscow, while a woman is being mugged somewhere else while a girl tries to get a cat from a tree in yet another location. A red blur then passes all these places, stopping Kursk, the muggers and rescuing the cat. Elsewhere, a woman is at a park having a picnic with a superhero costume wearing man. In surprise she begins to berate him for doing his superhero work while she's talking and tells him that he should hope no one saw him in his Red Rush costume. He apologizes only to receive a Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert, apologizing again he leaves with her saying it's okay, she knows he's needed elsewhere.In Boston a woman in bed wakes up to kiss her new girlfriend and says she'll be staying over more often. They are interrupted when a rock-man bursts in demanding that the woman come with him to speak with her mother. She then transforms into War Woman and fights him off by pounding him into mere rubble. She then receives a Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert and so apologizing to her lover for the damage she leaves.On his throne in Atlantis, the fish-headed Aquarus sleeps, until awakened by a Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert. He heads for the base.Deep in space, a Martian Man and a Green Man fight what appears to be a giant robotic worm. The Martian tells the green man to become intangible so that he can destroy the worm's circuits; the man does so and the two return to Earth. The green man apologizes to the Martian for not going intangible earlier on in their fight but is told their is no need for an apology. The Martian believed the green man was learning quite quickly. Before anything else can be said they both receive a Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert and fly to the base.Up in the sky the villaious Bi-Plane tells The Immortal how he plans to irradiate the city of Denver. The seemingly indifferent Immortal hears him out and then proceeds to nonchalantly hurl him into space. The Immortal then receives the Guardians of the Globe Priority Alert and heads for the base, in Utah.Arriving at the Guardians of the Globe base in Utah, the Immortal finds the rest of the team is already present. He questions them to see if they know why they have been called and learns that they too are completely in the dark and believed he had the answer.Then in an instant they found themselves under attack and unable to resist and so soon all the Guardians, except for The Immortal had been brutally slaughtered.The Immortal then looks around shouting for the killer to show himself. When he found the murderer he merely had enough time to say, "YOU! I never liked you!", before he is decapitated.The killer is revealed to be Omni-Man who leaves, telling the headless corpse, "the feeling was mutual."

This partnership is not off to a good start! It’s brother versus brother and the outcome of this all out brawl will amaze you. Who will be left standing? The bold new direction of INVINCIBLE continues here!

OverviewTo Fight The Unbeatable Foe!This issue concludes the story involving Spider-Man's attempt to stop the Unstoppable Juggernaut!While Madame Web's life hangs on the line, Spider-Man does virtually everything he can to stop Juggernaut who continues his rampage through New York City. Through a combination of tactics, Spider-Man is at last able to thwart Juggernaut's forward progress in a concrete way.NotesMark Gruenwald's assistant editor credit taken from letters page header.

Remember that joke that starts, “So Spider-Man walks into a bar, and…?” Well, when it’s the villain-filled Bar With No Name, it’s no joke – it’s a barroom brawl as only Mike McKone can draw it! And that’s only the beginning of one of the most maddening nights in Spidey’s life! Throw in The Enforcers, The Bookie, and a climax at Coney Island, and you’ve got a recipe for the nuttiest Spider-Man story this year. Gale didn’t tell us what he was drinking when he wrote it, but it must have been pretty good stuff!