Marvel Graphic Novel#54

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| genre = Science fiction
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| startyr = 1982

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| issues = 75

| main_char_team = {{collapsible list| Captain Marvel
Elric
New Mutants
X-Men
Star Slammers
Killraven
The Futurians
Dazzler
Starstruck
The Swashbucklers
She-Hulk
Tigra
The Wasp
Conan the Barbarian
Greenberg the Vampire
Thor
The Shadow
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| writers = {{collapsible list| Jim Starlin
Roy Thomas
Chris Claremont
Don McGregor
John Byrne
Rick Veitch
Steve Gerber
Jim Shooter
Elaine Lee
Bill Mantlo
Alan Zelenetz
David Michelinie
Don Kraar
Dennis O'Neil
}}

| artists = {{collapsible list| Jim Starlin
P. Craig Russell
Bob McLeod
Brent Anderson
Walt Simonson
Dave Cockrum
Rick Veitch
Val Mayerik
Michael Kaluta
Jackson Guice
Charles Vess
Mark Badger
}}

| pencillers = {{collapsible list| Ron Wilson
Frank Springer
Greg LaRocque
Marc Silvestri
John Byrne
Gary Kwapisz
Paul Ryan
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| inkers = {{collapsible list| Armando Gil
Vince Colletta
Kim DeMulder
Art Nichols
Russ Heath}}

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| colorists = {{collapsible list| Steve Oliff
Glynis Wein
Paty Cockrum
Petra Scotese
Bob Sharen}}

| editors = {{collapsible list|Louise Jones
Archie Goodwin
Bob Budiansky
Al Milgrom
Laurie Sutton
Ralph Macchio
Jim Shooter
Christopher Priest
Mike Carlin
Larry Hama
Ann Nocenti}}

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Marvel Graphic Novel (MGN) is a line of graphic novel trade paperbacks published from 1982 to 1993 by Marvel Comics.{{gcdb series|id= 2658|title= Marvel Graphic Novel}} The books were published in an oversized format, 8.5" x 11", similar to French albums. In response, DC Comics established a competitor line known as DC Graphic Novel.

Publication history

The decision to launch the line was made in late 1979, after strong sales reports for the summer. Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter envisioned the "books as being in the format of European albums, with cardboard covers, full-color, slick pages".{{cite journal|title = Newswatch: 'Spectacular' Sales Prompt New Projects|journal = The Comics Journal|issue = 52|pages = 7–8|publisher = Fantagraphics Books|date = December 1979|location= Stamford, Connecticut}} In September 1980, Shooter indicated the line was delayed because of complications in putting together the contracts, which he was drafting in consultation with Marvel attorneys.{{cite journal|last = Groth|first = Gary|title = Pushing Marvel into the '80s: An Interview with Jim Shooter|journal = The Comics Journal|issue = 60|pages = 80–107|publisher = Fantagraphics Books|date = November 1980|location= Stamford, Connecticut}} In early 1981, Marvel hired Michael Z. Hobson away from Scholastic Books to be Vice-President/Publishing. His expertise in writing author contracts, which was greater than Shooter's, was a key reason.{{cite journal|title = Newswatch: Michael Z. Hobson Named Marvel V.P./Publishing|journal = The Comics Journal|issue = 62|pages = 13|publisher = Fantagraphics Books|date = March 1981|location= Stamford, Connecticut}} A few months later, contracts with writer/artist Jim Starlin were finalized for The Death of Captain Marvel and Dreadstar.{{cite book|last = Howe|first = Sean|author-link = Sean Howe|chapter= Trouble Shooter|title = Marvel Comics The Untold Story|publisher = HarperCollins|year = 2012|location= New York, New York|page = 237|isbn =978-0061992100}}

The Death of Captain Marvel, the first book in the line, was published in January 1982.{{cite book|last1 = DeFalco|first1 = Tom|author-link = Tom DeFalco|last2= Gilbert|first2= Laura, ed.|chapter= 1980s|title = Marvel Chronicle A Year by Year History|publisher = Dorling Kindersley|year = 2008|location= London, United Kingdom|page = 207|isbn =978-0756641238}} Marvel numbered stories through 1985 up to number 20, but released many other stories in the same format that are considered unnumbered parts of the series according to the Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide. Overstreet continued numbering beyond the original "official" numbering, following a Marvel-published list of graphic novels. When the list stopped being published, Overstreet stopped trying to number the issues, halting at number 38, although they list 29 more issues published from 1983 through 1991, although the list is known not to include every graphic novel from this period.

The line was divided evenly between author-owned and company-owned titles. Several characters were featured in an issue of Marvel Graphic Novel before receiving their own miniseries or ongoing series. The most successful of these was The New Mutants, which ran for 100 issues.DeFalco "1980s" in Gilbert (2008), p. 209: "Since the first three Marvel Graphic Novels had sold so well, Marvel decided to launch the new series The New Mutants in the same format". Other series which were spun-off from a Marvel Graphic Novel are Dreadstar,{{cite journal|last= Buttery|first= Jarrod|title= Dreadstar: Jim Starlin's Odyssey|journal= Back Issue!|issue= 115|pages= 35–54|publisher=TwoMorrows Publishing|date= September 2019|location= Raleigh, North Carolina}} Void Indigo, Starstruck, and Swords of the Swashbucklers. In addition, Star Slammers had a miniseries published by Malibu Comics and Futurians was a short-lived title published by Lodestone Comics.

List of graphic novels in the ''Marvel Graphic Novel'' line

class="wikitable"
# ! Title ! Year ! Writers ! Artists ! Notes !Omnibus Reprints !Epic Collection Reprints !Masterworks Reprints !Other Reprints ! Citations
colspan="6" \| Officially numbered titles ! ! ! !
align="center"\|1 \|The Death of Captain Marvel \| align="center"\|1982 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Jim Starlin \| \|The Thanos Wars: Infinity Origins; Marvel 75th Anniversary; The Death of Captain Marvel Omnibus \| \|Captain Marvel, Vol. 6 \|Captain Marvel: The Complete Collection \|{{cite book\|last1= Overstreet\|first1= Robert M.\|title= Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide\|edition= 49th\|publisher= Gemstone Publishing\|date= 2019\|location= Timonium, Maryland\|pages= 853–854\|isbn= 978-1603602334}}
align="center"\|2 \| Elric: The Dreaming City \| align="center"\|1982 \| align="center"\|Michael Moorcock Roy Thomas \| align="center"\|P. Craig Russell \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|3 \| Dreadstar \| align="center"\|1982 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Jim Starlin \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|4 \| The New Mutants \| align="center"\|1982 \| align="center" rowspan="2" \|Chris Claremont \| align="center"\|Bob McLeod \| First appearance of the New Mutants. \|The New Mutants Vol 1 \|The New Mutants, Vol. 1: Renewal \| \| \|
align="center"\|5 \| X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills \| align="center"\|1982 \| align="center"\|Brent Anderson \| Elements of this story are used in the film X2. \|Marvel 75th Anniversary; The Uncanny X-Men Vol 5 \|X-Men Epic Collection Vol. 10: God Loves, Man Kills \|Uncanny X-Men Vol 9 \|Essential X-Men Vol 5 \|
align="center"\|6 \| Star Slammers \| align="center"\|1983 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Walt Simonson \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|7 \| Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds \| align="center"\|1983 \| align="center"\|Don McGregor \| align="center"\|P. Craig Russell \| \| \|Killraven, Vol. 1: Warrior of the Worlds \|Killraven, Vol. 1 \|Essential Killraven, Vol. 1 \|
align="center"\|8 \| Super Boxers \| align="center"\|August 1983 \| align="center"\|Ron Wilson John Byrne \| align="center"\|Ron Wilson \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|9 \| The Futurians \| align="center"\|1983 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Dave Cockrum \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|10 \| Heartburst \| align="center"\|1983 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Rick Veitch \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|11 \| Void Indigo \| align="center"\|1983 \| align="center"\|Steve Gerber \| align="center"\|Val Mayerik \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|12 \| Dazzler: The Movie \| align="center"\|1984 \| align="center"\|Jim Shooter \| align="center"\|Frank Springer \| \|Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades; Dazzler Omnibus \| \|Dazzler Vol. 3 \|Essential Dazzler Vol. 2 \|
align="center"\|13 \| Starstruck: The Luckless, the Abandoned and Forsaked \| align="center"\|1984 \| align="center"\|Elaine Lee \| align="center"\|Michael Kaluta \| Collection of the Starstruck stories serialized in Heavy Metal. \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|14 \| The Swords of the Swashbucklers \| align="center"\|October 1984 \| align="center"\|Bill Mantlo \| align="center"\|Jackson Guice \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|15 \| The Raven Banner (A Tale of Asgard) \| align="center"\|1984 \| align="center"\|Alan Zelenetz \| align="center"\|Charles Vess \| \| \| \|The Mighty Thor Vol. 24 \| \|
align="center"\|16 \| The Aladdin Effect \| align="center"\|1985 \| align="center" rowspan="2" \|David Michelinie \| align="center"\|Greg LaRocque \| Features Storm, She-Hulk, Tigra, and Wasp. \|Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|17 \| Revenge of the Living Monolith \| align="center"\|June 1985 \| align="center"\|Marc Silvestri Geof Isherwood \| \| \| \| \| \|{{cite book\|last1 = Manning\|first1 = Matthew K.\|last2= Gilbert\|first2= Laura, ed.\|chapter= 1980s\|title = Spider-Man Chronicle Celebrating 50 Years of Web-Slinging\|publisher = Dorling Kindersley\|year = 2012\|location= London, United Kingdom\|page = 150\|isbn = 978-0756692360\|quote= In this story written by David Michelinie and drawn by Marc Silvestri, Spider-Man was recruited by Captain America into battle with a giant living monolith of Egyptian origins to prevent the creature from destroying the entire city.}}
align="center"\|18 \| The Sensational She-Hulk \| align="center"\|1985 \| align="center"\|John Byrne \| align="center"\|John Byrne Kim DeMulder \| \|Marvel Universe by John Byrne Vol 2; The Sensational She-Hulk by John Byrne Vol 1; Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|19 \| Conan the Barbarian: The Witch Queen of Acheron \| align="center"\|1985 \| align="center"\|Don Kraar \| align="center"\|Gary Kwapisz \| \|Savage Sword of Conan: The Original Comics Years Vol 9 \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|20 \| Greenberg the Vampire \| align="center"\|1985 \| align="center"\|J. M. DeMatteis \| align="center"\|Mark Badger \| \| \| \| \| \|
colspan="6" \| Overstreet-numbered titles ! ! ! !
align="center"\|21 \| Marada the She-Wolf \| align="center"\|1985 \| align="center"\|Chris Claremont \| align="center"\|John Bolton \| Collects material originally serialized in Epic Illustrated #10-12. \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|22 \| Amazing Spider-Man: Hooky \| align="center"\|1986 \| align="center"\|Susan K. Putney \| align="center"\|Bernie Wrightson \| \|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels \| \|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 26 \| \|Manning "1980s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 156: "Writer Susan K. Putney and artist Bernie Wrightson delivered a memorable graphic novel that removed Spider-Man from his usual urban setting and placed him in a fantasy world of magic and mysticism".
align="center"\|23 \| Doctor Strange: Into Shamballa \| align="center"\|1986 \| align="center"\|J. M. DeMatteis Dan Green \| align="center"\|Dan Green \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|24 \| Daredevil: Love and War \| align="center"\|1986 \| align="center"\|Frank Miller \| align="center"\|Bill Sienkiewicz \| \|Daredevil by Frank Miller Companion \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|25 \| Alien Legion: A Grey Day to Die \| align="center"\|1986 \| align="center"\|Carl Potts Alan Zelenetz \| align="center"\|Frank Cirocco \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|26 \| Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight & Nightmares \| align="center"\|1986 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Jon J Muth \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|27 \| Emperor Doom \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center"\|David Michelinie \| align="center"\|Bob Hall \| features the Avengers \|Doctor Doom: The Book of Doom \|Avengers, Vol. 17: Judgment Day; Avengers West Coast, Vol. 3: Tales to Astonish \| \| \|
align="center"\|28 \| Conan the Reaver \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center"\|Don Kraar \| align="center"\|John Severin \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|29 \| The Incredible Hulk and the Thing: The Big Change \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center"\|Jim Starlin \| align="center"\|Bernie Wrightson \| \|The Thing \|Fantastic Four, Vol. 18: The More Things Change…; Incredible Hulk, Vol. 15: Ground Zero \| \| \|
align="center"\|30 \| A Sailor's Story \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Sam Glanzman \| Biographical story about Sam Glanzman's service aboard the {{USS\|Stevens\|DD-479}} during World War II. \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|31 \| Wolfpack \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center"\|Larry Hama \| align="center"\|Ron Wilson \| \| \| \| \|Wolfpack: The Complete Collection \|
align="center"\|32 \| Death of Groo \| align="center"\|1987 \| align="center"\|Mark Evanier \| align="center"\|Sergio Aragones \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|33 \| The Mighty Thor: I, Whom The Gods Would Destroy \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Jim Shooter Jim Owsley \| align="center"\|Paul Ryan \| \| \| \|The Mighty Thor Vol. 22 \| \|
align="center"\|34 \| Cloak and Dagger: Predator and Prey \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Bill Mantlo \| align="center"\|Larry Stroman \| \|Cloak and Dagger Vol 2 \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|35 \| The Shadow: Hitler's Astrologer \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Dennis O'Neil \| align="center"\|Michael Kaluta Russ Heath \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|36 \| Willow: Movie Adaptation \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Mary Jo Duffy \| align="center"\|Bob Hall Romeo Tanghal \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|37 \| Hercules, Prince of Power: Full Circle \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center" colspan="2"\|Bob Layton \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|38 \| Silver Surfer: Judgment Day \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Stan Lee \| align="center"\|John Buscema \| \|Silver Surfer: Return to the Spaceways \|Silver Surfer, Vol. 4: Parable \| \| \|
colspan="6" \| Unofficially-numbered titles ! ! ! !
align="center"\|39 \| The Inhumans \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Ann Nocenti \| align="center"\|Bret Blevins \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|40 \| The Punisher: Assassin's Guild \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Mary Jo Duffy \| align="center"\|Jorge Zaffino \| \| \|Punisher, Vol. 2: Circle of Blood \| \| \|
align="center"\|41 \|Who Framed Roger Rabbit \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Don Ferguson Daan Jippes \| align="center"\|Dan Spiegle Daan Jippes \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|42 \|Conan of the Isles \| align="center"\|1988 \| align="center"\|Lin Carter L. Sprague DeCamp Roy Thomas \| align="center"\|John Buscema Dave Simons \| \|Conan the Barbarian: The Original Marvel Years Vol 5 \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|43 \|The Dreamwalker \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Miguel José Ferrer Bill Mumy \| align="center"\|Gray Morrow \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|44 \|Ax \| align="center"\|1988 \| colspan="2" align="center" \|Ernie Colón \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|45 \|Arena \| align="center"\|1989 \| colspan="2" align="center" \|Bruce Jones \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|46 \|The Amazing Spider-Man: Parallel Lives \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Gerry Conway \| align="center"\|Alex Saviuk Andy Mushynsky \| \| \|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 19: Assassin Nation \| \|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels \|
align="center"\|47 \|Kull: The Vale of Shadow \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Alan Zelenetz \| align="center"\|Tony DeZuniga \| \|Kull the Conqueror: The Original Marvel Years \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|48 \|A Sailor's Story Book Two: Winds, Dreams and Dragons \| align="center"\|1989 \| colspan="2" align="center" \|Sam J. Glanzman \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|49 \|Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Roger L. Stern \| align="center"\|Mike Mignola Mark Badger \| \|Doctor Doom: The Book of Doom \|Dr. Strange, Vol. 8: Triumph and Torment; Fantastic Four, Vol. 19: The Dream Is Dead \| \| \|
align="center"\|50 \|Wolverine/Nick Fury: The Scorpio Connection \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Archie Goodwin \| align="center"\|Howard V. Chaykin \| \|Wolverine Vol. 2 \|Wolverine, Vol. 2: Back to Basics \| \| \|
align="center"\|51 \|The Punisher: Intruder \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Mike Baron \| align="center"\|Bill Reinhold \| \| \|Punisher, Vol. 4: Return to Big Nothing \| \| \|
align="center"\|52 \|William Gibson's Neuromancer: The Graphic Novel \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Tom DeHaven William Gibson \| align="center"\|Bruce Jensen \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|53 \|Conan the Barbarian in The Skull of Set \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Doug Moench \| align="center"\|Paul Gulacy Gary Martin \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|54 \|Roger Rabbit: The Resurrection of Doom \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Bob Foster \| align="center"\|Todd Kurosawa Dan Spiegle Bill Langley \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|55 \|Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Mark Gruenwald \| align="center"\|Paul Ryan Al Williamson \| \|Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald; Squadron Supreme Classic Omnibus \| \| \|Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe \|
align="center"\|56 \|Power Pack & Cloak and Dagger: Shelter from the Storm \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|Bill Mantlo \| align="center"\|Sal Velluto Mark Farmer \| \|Cloak and Dagger Vol 1; Power Pack Classic Vol 1 \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|57 \|Rick Mason: The Agent \| align="center"\|1989 \| align="center"\|James D. Hudnall \| align="center"\|John Ridgway \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|58 \|Silver Surfer: The Enslavers \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Stan Lee Keith Pollard \| align="center"\|Keith Pollard Chris Ivy \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|59 \|Conan the Barbarian: The Horn of Azoth \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Gerry Conway Roy Thomas \| align="center"\|Michael Docherty Tony DeZuniga \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|60 \|Rio Rides Again \| align="center"\|1990 \| colspan="2" align="center" \|Doug Wildey \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|61 \|The Black Widow: The Coldest War \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Gerry Conway \| align="center"\|Ernie Colón Mark Farmer George Freeman Mike Harris Val Mayerik Josef Rubinstein \| \|Black Widow Strikes \|Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War \| \| \|
align="center"\|62 \|Ka-Zar: Guns of the Savage Land \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Chuck Dixon Timothy Truman \| align="center"\|Gary Kwapisz Ricardo Villagran \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|63 \|Spider-Man: Spirits of the Earth \| align="center"\|1990 \| colspan="2" align="center" \|Charles Vess \| \|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels \|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 21: Return of the Sinister Six \| \| \|Cowsill, Alan "1990s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 190: "The magnificent painted artwork of Charles Vess was the star of the show in this 86-page hardback graphic novel".
align="center"\|64 \|The Punisher: Kingdom Gone \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Chuck Dixon \| align="center"\|Jorge Zaffino \| \| \|Punisher, Vol. 4: Return to Big Nothing \| \| \|
align="center"\|65 \|Wolverine: Bloodlust \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Alan Davis \| align="center"\|Alan Davis Paul Neary \| \|Wolverine Vol. 2 \|Wolverine, Vol. 3: Blood and Claws \| \| \|
align="center"\|66 \|Excalibur: Weird War III \| align="center"\|1990 \| align="center"\|Michael Higgins \| align="center"\|Tom Morgan Josef Rubinstein \| \|Excalibur Vol. 2 \|Excalibur, Vol. 3: Girls' School from Heck \| \| \|
align="center"\|67 \|Wolverine: Bloody Choices \| align="center"\|1991 \| align="center"\|Tom DeFalco \| align="center"\|John Buscema \| \|Wolverine Vol. 3 \|Wolverine, Vol. 3: Blood and Claws \| \| \|
align="center"\|68 \|Avengers: Death Trap - The Vault \| align="center"\|1991 \| align="center"\|Danny Fingeroth \| align="center"\|Ron Lim Fred Fredericks James Sanders III \| Reprinted as Venom: Death Trap - The Vault (March 1993) \|Spider-Man vs. Venom \|Avengers, Vol. 21: The Collection Obsession; Venom, Vol. 1: Symbiosis \| \| \|
align="center"\|69 \|Conan the Rogue \| align="center"\|1991 \| align="center"\|John Buscema Roy Thomas \| align="center"\|John Buscema \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|70 \|Punisher: Blood on the Moors \| align="center"\|1991 \| align="center"\|Alan Grant John Wagner \| align="center"\|Cam Kennedy \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|71 \|Silver Surfer: Homecoming \| align="center"\|1991 \| align="center"\|Jim Starlin \| align="center"\|Bill Reinhold \| \| \|Silver Surfer, Vol. 8: The Herald Ordeal \| \| \|
align="center"\|72 \|Spider-Man: Fear Itself \| align="center"\|1992 \| align="center"\|Stan Lee Gerry Conway \| align="center"\|Ross Andru Mike Esposito \| \|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels \|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 22: Round Robin \| \| \|
align="center"\|73 \|Conan: The Ravagers Out of Time \| align="center"\|1992 \| align="center"\|Roy Thomas \| align="center"\|Michael Docherty \| \| \| \| \| \|
align="center"\|74 \|Punisher/Black Widow: Spinning Doomsday's Web \| align="center"\|1992 \| align="center"\|D.G. Chichester \| align="center"\|Larry Stroman Mark Farmer \| \| \|Punisher, Vol. 7: Capital Punishment; Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War \| \| \|
align="center"\|75 \|Daredevil/Black Widow: Abattoir \| align="center"\|1993 \| align="center"\|Jim Starlin \| align="center"\|Joe Chiodo \| \| \|Daredevil, Vol. 17: Into the Fire; Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War \| \| \|

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! Year

! Writers

! Artists

! Notes

!Omnibus Reprints

!Epic Collection Reprints

!Masterworks Reprints

!Other Reprints

! Citations

colspan="6" | Officially numbered titles

align="center"|1

|The Death of Captain Marvel

| align="center"|1982

| align="center" colspan="2"|Jim Starlin

|The Thanos Wars: Infinity Origins; Marvel 75th Anniversary; The Death of Captain Marvel Omnibus

|Captain Marvel, Vol. 6

|Captain Marvel: The Complete Collection

|{{cite book|last1= Overstreet|first1= Robert M.|title= Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide|edition= 49th|publisher= Gemstone Publishing|date= 2019|location= Timonium, Maryland|pages= 853–854|isbn= 978-1603602334}}

align="center"|2

| Elric: The Dreaming City

| align="center"|1982

| align="center"|Michael Moorcock
Roy Thomas

| align="center"|P. Craig Russell

align="center"|3

| Dreadstar

| align="center"|1982

| align="center" colspan="2"|Jim Starlin

align="center"|4

| The New Mutants

| align="center"|1982

| align="center" rowspan="2" |Chris Claremont

| align="center"|Bob McLeod

| First appearance of the New Mutants.

|The New Mutants Vol 1

|The New Mutants, Vol. 1: Renewal

align="center"|5

| X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills

| align="center"|1982

| align="center"|Brent Anderson

| Elements of this story are used in the film X2.

|Marvel 75th Anniversary; The Uncanny X-Men Vol 5

|X-Men Epic Collection Vol. 10: God Loves, Man Kills

|Uncanny X-Men Vol 9

|Essential X-Men Vol 5

align="center"|6

| Star Slammers

| align="center"|1983

| align="center" colspan="2"|Walt Simonson

align="center"|7

| Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds

| align="center"|1983

| align="center"|Don McGregor

| align="center"|P. Craig Russell

|Killraven, Vol. 1: Warrior of the Worlds

|Killraven, Vol. 1

|Essential Killraven, Vol. 1

align="center"|8

| Super Boxers

| align="center"|August 1983

| align="center"|Ron Wilson
John Byrne

| align="center"|Ron Wilson

align="center"|9

| The Futurians

| align="center"|1983

| align="center" colspan="2"|Dave Cockrum

align="center"|10

| Heartburst

| align="center"|1983

| align="center" colspan="2"|Rick Veitch

align="center"|11

| Void Indigo

| align="center"|1983

| align="center"|Steve Gerber

| align="center"|Val Mayerik

align="center"|12

| Dazzler: The Movie

| align="center"|1984

| align="center"|Jim Shooter

| align="center"|Frank Springer

|Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades; Dazzler Omnibus

|Dazzler Vol. 3

|Essential Dazzler Vol. 2

align="center"|13

| Starstruck: The Luckless, the Abandoned and Forsaked

| align="center"|1984

| align="center"|Elaine Lee

| align="center"|Michael Kaluta

| Collection of the Starstruck stories serialized in Heavy Metal.

align="center"|14

| The Swords of the Swashbucklers

| align="center"|October 1984

| align="center"|Bill Mantlo

| align="center"|Jackson Guice

align="center"|15

| The Raven Banner (A Tale of Asgard)

| align="center"|1984

| align="center"|Alan Zelenetz

| align="center"|Charles Vess

|The Mighty Thor Vol. 24

align="center"|16

| The Aladdin Effect

| align="center"|1985

| align="center" rowspan="2" |David Michelinie

| align="center"|Greg LaRocque

| Features Storm, She-Hulk, Tigra, and Wasp.

|Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades

align="center"|17

| Revenge of the Living Monolith

| align="center"|June 1985

| align="center"|Marc Silvestri
Geof Isherwood

|{{cite book|last1 = Manning|first1 = Matthew K.|last2= Gilbert|first2= Laura, ed.|chapter= 1980s|title = Spider-Man Chronicle Celebrating 50 Years of Web-Slinging|publisher = Dorling Kindersley|year = 2012|location= London, United Kingdom|page = 150|isbn = 978-0756692360|quote= In this story written by David Michelinie and drawn by Marc Silvestri, Spider-Man was recruited by Captain America into battle with a giant living monolith of Egyptian origins to prevent the creature from destroying the entire city.}}

align="center"|18

| The Sensational She-Hulk

| align="center"|1985

| align="center"|John Byrne

| align="center"|John Byrne
Kim DeMulder

|Marvel Universe by John Byrne Vol 2; The Sensational She-Hulk by John Byrne Vol 1; Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades

align="center"|19

| Conan the Barbarian: The Witch Queen of Acheron

| align="center"|1985

| align="center"|Don Kraar

| align="center"|Gary Kwapisz

|Savage Sword of Conan: The Original Comics Years Vol 9

align="center"|20

| Greenberg the Vampire

| align="center"|1985

| align="center"|J. M. DeMatteis

| align="center"|Mark Badger

colspan="6" | Overstreet-numbered titles

align="center"|21

| Marada the She-Wolf

| align="center"|1985

| align="center"|Chris Claremont

| align="center"|John Bolton

| Collects material originally serialized in Epic Illustrated #10-12.

align="center"|22

| Amazing Spider-Man: Hooky

| align="center"|1986

| align="center"|Susan K. Putney

| align="center"|Bernie Wrightson

|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels

|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 26

|Manning "1980s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 156: "Writer Susan K. Putney and artist Bernie Wrightson delivered a memorable graphic novel that removed Spider-Man from his usual urban setting and placed him in a fantasy world of magic and mysticism".

align="center"|23

| Doctor Strange: Into Shamballa

| align="center"|1986

| align="center"|J. M. DeMatteis
Dan Green

| align="center"|Dan Green

align="center"|24

| Daredevil: Love and War

| align="center"|1986

| align="center"|Frank Miller

| align="center"|Bill Sienkiewicz

|Daredevil by Frank Miller Companion

align="center"|25

| Alien Legion: A Grey Day to Die

| align="center"|1986

| align="center"|Carl Potts
Alan Zelenetz

| align="center"|Frank Cirocco

align="center"|26

| Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight & Nightmares

| align="center"|1986

| align="center" colspan="2"|Jon J Muth

align="center"|27

| Emperor Doom

| align="center"|1987

| align="center"|David Michelinie

| align="center"|Bob Hall

| features the Avengers

|Doctor Doom: The Book of Doom

|Avengers, Vol. 17: Judgment Day; Avengers West Coast, Vol. 3: Tales to Astonish

align="center"|28

| Conan the Reaver

| align="center"|1987

| align="center"|Don Kraar

| align="center"|John Severin

align="center"|29

| The Incredible Hulk and the Thing: The Big Change

| align="center"|1987

| align="center"|Jim Starlin

| align="center"|Bernie Wrightson

|The Thing

|Fantastic Four, Vol. 18: The More Things Change…; Incredible Hulk, Vol. 15: Ground Zero

align="center"|30

| A Sailor's Story

| align="center"|1987

| align="center" colspan="2"|Sam Glanzman

| Biographical story about Sam Glanzman's service aboard the {{USS|Stevens|DD-479}} during World War II.

align="center"|31

| Wolfpack

| align="center"|1987

| align="center"|Larry Hama

| align="center"|Ron Wilson

|Wolfpack: The Complete Collection

align="center"|32

| Death of Groo

| align="center"|1987

| align="center"|Mark Evanier

| align="center"|Sergio Aragones

align="center"|33

| The Mighty Thor: I, Whom The Gods Would Destroy

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Jim Shooter
Jim Owsley

| align="center"|Paul Ryan

|The Mighty Thor Vol. 22

align="center"|34

| Cloak and Dagger: Predator and Prey

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Bill Mantlo

| align="center"|Larry Stroman

|Cloak and Dagger Vol 2

align="center"|35

| The Shadow: Hitler's Astrologer

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Dennis O'Neil

| align="center"|Michael Kaluta
Russ Heath

align="center"|36

| Willow: Movie Adaptation

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Mary Jo Duffy

| align="center"|Bob Hall
Romeo Tanghal

align="center"|37

| Hercules, Prince of Power: Full Circle

| align="center"|1988

| align="center" colspan="2"|Bob Layton

align="center"|38

| Silver Surfer: Judgment Day

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Stan Lee

| align="center"|John Buscema

|Silver Surfer: Return to the Spaceways

|Silver Surfer, Vol. 4: Parable

colspan="6" | Unofficially-numbered titles

align="center"|39

| The Inhumans

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Ann Nocenti

| align="center"|Bret Blevins

align="center"|40

| The Punisher: Assassin's Guild

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Mary Jo Duffy

| align="center"|Jorge Zaffino

|Punisher, Vol. 2: Circle of Blood

align="center"|41

|Who Framed Roger Rabbit

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Don Ferguson

Daan Jippes

| align="center"|Dan Spiegle

Daan Jippes

align="center"|42

|Conan of the Isles

| align="center"|1988

| align="center"|Lin Carter

L. Sprague DeCamp
Roy Thomas

| align="center"|John Buscema

Dave Simons

|Conan the Barbarian: The Original Marvel Years Vol 5

align="center"|43

|The Dreamwalker

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Miguel José Ferrer

Bill Mumy

| align="center"|Gray Morrow

align="center"|44

|Ax

| align="center"|1988

| colspan="2" align="center" |Ernie Colón

align="center"|45

|Arena

| align="center"|1989

| colspan="2" align="center" |Bruce Jones

align="center"|46

|The Amazing Spider-Man: Parallel Lives

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Gerry Conway

| align="center"|Alex Saviuk
Andy Mushynsky

|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 19: Assassin Nation

|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels

align="center"|47

|Kull: The Vale of Shadow

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Alan Zelenetz

| align="center"|Tony DeZuniga

|Kull the Conqueror: The Original Marvel Years

align="center"|48

|A Sailor's Story Book Two: Winds, Dreams and Dragons

| align="center"|1989

| colspan="2" align="center" |Sam J. Glanzman

align="center"|49

|Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Roger L. Stern

| align="center"|Mike Mignola
Mark Badger

|Doctor Doom: The Book of Doom

|Dr. Strange, Vol. 8: Triumph and Torment; Fantastic Four, Vol. 19: The Dream Is Dead

align="center"|50

|Wolverine/Nick Fury: The Scorpio Connection

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Archie Goodwin

| align="center"|Howard V. Chaykin

|Wolverine Vol. 2

|Wolverine, Vol. 2: Back to Basics

align="center"|51

|The Punisher: Intruder

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Mike Baron

| align="center"|Bill Reinhold

|Punisher, Vol. 4: Return to Big Nothing

align="center"|52

|William Gibson's Neuromancer: The Graphic Novel

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Tom DeHaven

William Gibson

| align="center"|Bruce Jensen

align="center"|53

|Conan the Barbarian in The Skull of Set

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Doug Moench

| align="center"|Paul Gulacy
Gary Martin

align="center"|54

|Roger Rabbit: The Resurrection of Doom

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Bob Foster

| align="center"|Todd Kurosawa
Dan Spiegle
Bill Langley

align="center"|55

|Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Mark Gruenwald

| align="center"|Paul Ryan
Al Williamson

|Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald; Squadron Supreme Classic Omnibus

|Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe

align="center"|56

|Power Pack & Cloak and Dagger: Shelter from the Storm

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|Bill Mantlo

| align="center"|Sal Velluto
Mark Farmer

|Cloak and Dagger Vol 1; Power Pack Classic Vol 1

align="center"|57

|Rick Mason: The Agent

| align="center"|1989

| align="center"|James D. Hudnall

| align="center"|John Ridgway

align="center"|58

|Silver Surfer: The Enslavers

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Stan Lee

Keith Pollard

| align="center"|Keith Pollard
Chris Ivy

align="center"|59

|Conan the Barbarian: The Horn of Azoth

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Gerry Conway
Roy Thomas

| align="center"|Michael Docherty
Tony DeZuniga

align="center"|60

|Rio Rides Again

| align="center"|1990

| colspan="2" align="center" |Doug Wildey

align="center"|61

|The Black Widow: The Coldest War

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Gerry Conway

| align="center"|Ernie Colón
Mark Farmer
George Freeman
Mike Harris
Val Mayerik
Josef Rubinstein

|Black Widow Strikes

|Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War

align="center"|62

|Ka-Zar: Guns of the Savage Land

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Chuck Dixon
Timothy Truman

| align="center"|Gary Kwapisz
Ricardo Villagran

align="center"|63

|Spider-Man: Spirits of the Earth

| align="center"|1990

| colspan="2" align="center" |Charles Vess

|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels

|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 21: Return of the Sinister Six

|Cowsill, Alan "1990s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 190: "The magnificent painted artwork of Charles Vess was the star of the show in this 86-page hardback graphic novel".

align="center"|64

|The Punisher: Kingdom Gone

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Chuck Dixon

| align="center"|Jorge Zaffino

|Punisher, Vol. 4: Return to Big Nothing

align="center"|65

|Wolverine: Bloodlust

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Alan Davis

| align="center"|Alan Davis
Paul Neary

|Wolverine Vol. 2

|Wolverine, Vol. 3: Blood and Claws

align="center"|66

|Excalibur: Weird War III

| align="center"|1990

| align="center"|Michael Higgins

| align="center"|Tom Morgan
Josef Rubinstein

|Excalibur Vol. 2

|Excalibur, Vol. 3: Girls' School from Heck

align="center"|67

|Wolverine: Bloody Choices

| align="center"|1991

| align="center"|Tom DeFalco

| align="center"|John Buscema

|Wolverine Vol. 3

|Wolverine, Vol. 3: Blood and Claws

align="center"|68

|Avengers: Death Trap - The Vault

| align="center"|1991

| align="center"|Danny Fingeroth

| align="center"|Ron Lim
Fred Fredericks
James Sanders III

| Reprinted as Venom: Death Trap - The Vault (March 1993)

|Spider-Man vs. Venom

|Avengers, Vol. 21: The Collection Obsession; Venom, Vol. 1: Symbiosis

align="center"|69

|Conan the Rogue

| align="center"|1991

| align="center"|John Buscema

Roy Thomas

| align="center"|John Buscema

align="center"|70

|Punisher: Blood on the Moors

| align="center"|1991

| align="center"|Alan Grant

John Wagner

| align="center"|Cam Kennedy

align="center"|71

|Silver Surfer: Homecoming

| align="center"|1991

| align="center"|Jim Starlin

| align="center"|Bill Reinhold

|Silver Surfer, Vol. 8: The Herald Ordeal

align="center"|72

|Spider-Man: Fear Itself

| align="center"|1992

| align="center"|Stan Lee

Gerry Conway

| align="center"|Ross Andru

Mike Esposito

|Spider-Man: The Graphic Novels

|Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 22: Round Robin

align="center"|73

|Conan: The Ravagers Out of Time

| align="center"|1992

| align="center"|Roy Thomas

| align="center"|Michael Docherty

align="center"|74

|Punisher/Black Widow: Spinning Doomsday's Web

| align="center"|1992

| align="center"|D.G. Chichester

| align="center"|Larry Stroman
Mark Farmer

|Punisher, Vol. 7: Capital Punishment; Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War

align="center"|75

|Daredevil/Black Widow: Abattoir

| align="center"|1993

| align="center"|Jim Starlin

| align="center"|Joe Chiodo

|Daredevil, Vol. 17: Into the Fire; Black Widow, Vol. 2: The Coldest War

''Marvel Original Graphic Novel''

In 2013, Marvel started publishing a new line of graphic novels titled Marvel Original Graphic Novel or Marvel OGN.

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Title	Year	Writers	Artists	ISBN	Notes	Citations
align="center" \| Avengers: Endless Wartime \|align="center" \| 2013 \|align="center" \| Warren Ellis \|align="center" \| Mike McKone \|align="center" \| {{ISBNT\|978-0785184676}} \|align="center"\| Features the Avengers against an ancient enemy from Thor's past. \|align="center"\|{{cite web \|url= http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=46027\|title= Warren Ellis Readies Avengers: Endless Wartime\|first= Kiel\|last= Phegley\|date= June 12, 2013\|publisher= Comic Book Resources\|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20140807095517/http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=46027\|archive-date= August 7, 2014\|url-status= live}}
align="center"\| Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business \|align="center" rowspan="3"\| 2014 \|align="center"\| Mark Waid James Robinson \|align="center"\| Gabriele Dell'Otto Werther Dell'Edera \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785184409}} \|align="center"\| Revolves around Peter Parker, not Spider-Man, being targeted by a vengeful Kingpin. As Parker combats the threat, he is helped by a woman who claims to be his long-lost sister, Teresa. \|align="center"\|{{cite news\|last=Truitt \|first=Brian \|title=Spider-Man gets a sister in 2014's 'Family Business' \|url=https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2013/06/17/amazing-spider-man-family-business-graphic-novel/2429793/ \|newspaper=USA Today \|date=June 17, 2013 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150425052906/http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2013/06/17/amazing-spider-man-family-business-graphic-novel/2429793/ \|archive-date=April 25, 2015 \|url-status=live}}
align="center"\| X-Men: No More Humans \|align="center"\| Mike Carey \|align="center"\| Salvador Larroca \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785154020}} \|align="center"\| Features the aftermath of the "Battle of the Atom" event. \|align="center"\| {{cite web\|url= https://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/28/graphic-novel-review-x-men-no-more-humans\|title= Graphic Novel Review: X-Men - No More Humans\|first= Jesse\|last= Schedeen\|date= May 28, 2014\|website=IGN\|archive-url= https://archive.today/20191006233234/https://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/28/graphic-novel-review-x-men-no-more-humans\|archive-date= October 6, 2019\|url-status= live\|df= mdy-all\|access-date= October 6, 2019}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Revelation \|align="center" colspan="2"\| Jim Starlin \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785184706}} \|align="center"\| Features the return of Adam Warlock. \|align="center"\|Overstreet, p. 1083
align="center"\| Avengers: Rage of Ultron \|align="center" rowspan="2"\| 2015 \|align="center"\| Rick Remender \|align="center"\| Jerome Opeña \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785190400}} \|align="center"\| Explores the early relationship between Hank Pym and Ultron and features two generations of the Avengers. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/22953/sdcc_2014_avengers_rage_of_ultron \|title=SDCC 2014: Avengers: Rage of Ultron \|first=T.J. \|last=Dietsch \|date=July 25, 2014 \|publisher=Marvel Comics \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150222073648/http://marvel.com/news/comics/22953/sdcc_2014_avengers_rage_of_ultron \|archive-date=February 22, 2015 \|url-status=live}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Relativity \|align="center" colspan="2"\| Jim Starlin \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785193036}} \|align="center"\| Adam Warlock, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the Silver Surfer, Gladiator, and the reunited Infinity Watch join together to thwart the threat of Annihilus. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/23701/jim_starlin_returns_with_thanos_the_infinity_relativity \|title=Jim Starlin Returns with Thanos: The Infinity Relativity \|first=Ben \|last=Morse \|date=November 19, 2014 \|publisher=Marvel Comics \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141123024505/http://marvel.com/news/comics/23701/jim_starlin_returns_with_thanos_the_infinity_relativity \|archive-date=November 23, 2014 \|url-status=live}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Finale \|align="center" rowspan="2"\| 2016 \|align="center"\| Jim Starlin \|align="center"\| Ron Lim \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-0785193050}} \|align="center"\| Concludes Starlin's first Infinity trilogy. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/24816/jim_starlin_gives_thanos_a_finale \|title=Jim Starlin Gives Thanos a Finale \|first=Ben \|last=Morse \|date=July 2, 2015 \|publisher=Marvel Comics \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151225191738/http://marvel.com/news/comics/24816/jim_starlin_gives_thanos_a_finale \|archive-date=December 25, 2015 \|url-status=live}}
align="center"\| The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe \|align="center"\| Ryan North \|align="center"\| Erica Henderson \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-1302903039}} \|align="center"\| \|align="center"\|Overstreet, p. 1118
align="center"\| Deadpool: Bad Blood \|align="center" rowspan="1"\| 2017 \|align="center"\| Chris Sims \|align="center"\| Rob Liefeld \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-1302901530}} \|align="center"\| The return of Rob Liefeld to Marvel, with a new Deadpool story featuring Cable and Domino. \|align="center"\|{{cite web \|url= http://www.newsarama.com/26745-liefeld-working-on-new-deadpool-series-with-x-men-92-writers.html\|title= Liefeld Working On New Deadpool Book With X-Men '92 Writers\|first= Chris\|last= Arrant\|date= November 11, 2015\|publisher= Newsarama\|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20151115021027/http://www.newsarama.com/26745-liefeld-working-on-new-deadpool-series-with-x-men-92-writers.html \|archive-date= November 15, 2015\|url-status= live}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Siblings \|align="center" rowspan="2"\| 2018 \| rowspan="3" align="center" \| Jim Starlin \| rowspan="3" align="center" \| Alan Davis \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-1302908188}} \|align="center"\| This is the first OGN in a trilogy. Jim Starlin has stated that this trilogy will be his final Thanos story. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url= https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/12/19/jim-starlin-infinity-siblings-final-thanos\|title= Jim Starlin Clarifies Why Infinity Siblings Will Be His Final Thanos Story\|first= Rich\|last= Johnston\|date= December 19, 2017\|publisher= Bleeding Cool\|archive-url= https://archive.today/20190906005019/https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/12/19/jim-starlin-infinity-siblings-final-thanos/\|archive-date= September 6, 2019\|url-status= live\|df= mdy-all\|access-date= March 23, 2018}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Conflict \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-1302908140}} \|align="center"\| The second book in Starlin's final Thanos trilogy. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url= https://screenrant.com/marvel-thanos-infinity-conflict-creator-quit/\|title= Marvel Announces Thanos Graphic Novel (That Led Creator To Quit)\|first= Matt\|last= Morrison\|date= March 22, 2018\|website=Screen Rant\|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20190203203028/https://screenrant.com/marvel-thanos-infinity-conflict-creator-quit/\|archive-date= February 3, 2019\|url-status= live\|df= mdy-all}}
align="center"\| Thanos: The Infinity Ending \|align="center" rowspan="1"\| 2019 \|align="center"\| {{ISBNT\|978-1302908164}} \|align="center"\| The conclusion to Starlin's final Thanos trilogy. \|align="center"\|{{cite web\|url= https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/03/11/jim-starlin-last-thanos-story-infinity-ending/\|title= Final Part Of Jim Starlin's Last Thanos Story – The Infinity Ending?\|first= Rich\|last= Johnston\|date= March 11, 2019\|website= Bleeding Cool\|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20190929222059/https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/03/11/jim-starlin-last-thanos-story-infinity-ending/\|archive-date= September 29, 2019\|url-status= live\|df= mdy-all}}

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Title

Year

Writers

Artists

ISBN

Notes

Citations

align="center" | Avengers: Endless Wartime

|align="center" | 2013

|align="center" | Warren Ellis

|align="center" | Mike McKone

|align="center" | {{ISBNT|978-0785184676}}

|align="center"| Features the Avengers against an ancient enemy from Thor's past.

|align="center"|{{cite web |url= http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=46027|title= Warren Ellis Readies Avengers: Endless Wartime|first= Kiel|last= Phegley|date= June 12, 2013|publisher= Comic Book Resources|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20140807095517/http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=46027|archive-date= August 7, 2014|url-status= live}}

align="center"| Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business

|align="center" rowspan="3"| 2014

|align="center"| Mark Waid
James Robinson

|align="center"| Gabriele Dell'Otto
Werther Dell'Edera

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785184409}}

|align="center"| Revolves around Peter Parker, not Spider-Man, being targeted by a vengeful Kingpin. As Parker combats the threat, he is helped by a woman who claims to be his long-lost sister, Teresa.

|align="center"|{{cite news|last=Truitt |first=Brian |title=Spider-Man gets a sister in 2014's 'Family Business' |url=https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2013/06/17/amazing-spider-man-family-business-graphic-novel/2429793/ |newspaper=USA Today |date=June 17, 2013 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150425052906/http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2013/06/17/amazing-spider-man-family-business-graphic-novel/2429793/ |archive-date=April 25, 2015 |url-status=live}}

align="center"| X-Men: No More Humans

|align="center"| Mike Carey

|align="center"| Salvador Larroca

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785154020}}

|align="center"| Features the aftermath of the "Battle of the Atom" event.

|align="center"| {{cite web|url= https://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/28/graphic-novel-review-x-men-no-more-humans|title= Graphic Novel Review: X-Men - No More Humans|first= Jesse|last= Schedeen|date= May 28, 2014|website=IGN|archive-url= https://archive.today/20191006233234/https://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/28/graphic-novel-review-x-men-no-more-humans|archive-date= October 6, 2019|url-status= live|df= mdy-all|access-date= October 6, 2019}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Revelation

|align="center" colspan="2"| Jim Starlin

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785184706}}

|align="center"| Features the return of Adam Warlock.

|align="center"|Overstreet, p. 1083

align="center"| Avengers: Rage of Ultron

|align="center" rowspan="2"| 2015

|align="center"| Rick Remender

|align="center"| Jerome Opeña

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785190400}}

|align="center"| Explores the early relationship between Hank Pym and Ultron and features two generations of the Avengers.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/22953/sdcc_2014_avengers_rage_of_ultron |title=SDCC 2014: Avengers: Rage of Ultron |first=T.J. |last=Dietsch |date=July 25, 2014 |publisher=Marvel Comics |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150222073648/http://marvel.com/news/comics/22953/sdcc_2014_avengers_rage_of_ultron |archive-date=February 22, 2015 |url-status=live}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Relativity

|align="center" colspan="2"| Jim Starlin

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785193036}}

|align="center"| Adam Warlock, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the Silver Surfer, Gladiator, and the reunited Infinity Watch join together to thwart the threat of Annihilus.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/23701/jim_starlin_returns_with_thanos_the_infinity_relativity |title=Jim Starlin Returns with Thanos: The Infinity Relativity |first=Ben |last=Morse |date=November 19, 2014 |publisher=Marvel Comics |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141123024505/http://marvel.com/news/comics/23701/jim_starlin_returns_with_thanos_the_infinity_relativity |archive-date=November 23, 2014 |url-status=live}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Finale

|align="center" rowspan="2"| 2016

|align="center"| Jim Starlin

|align="center"| Ron Lim

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-0785193050}}

|align="center"| Concludes Starlin's first Infinity trilogy.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url=http://marvel.com/news/comics/24816/jim_starlin_gives_thanos_a_finale |title=Jim Starlin Gives Thanos a Finale |first=Ben |last=Morse |date=July 2, 2015 |publisher=Marvel Comics |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151225191738/http://marvel.com/news/comics/24816/jim_starlin_gives_thanos_a_finale |archive-date=December 25, 2015 |url-status=live}}

align="center"| The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe

|align="center"| Ryan North

|align="center"| Erica Henderson

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-1302903039}}

|align="center"|

|align="center"|Overstreet, p. 1118

align="center"| Deadpool: Bad Blood

|align="center" rowspan="1"| 2017

|align="center"| Chris Sims

|align="center"| Rob Liefeld

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-1302901530}}

|align="center"| The return of Rob Liefeld to Marvel, with a new Deadpool story featuring Cable and Domino.

|align="center"|{{cite web |url= http://www.newsarama.com/26745-liefeld-working-on-new-deadpool-series-with-x-men-92-writers.html|title= Liefeld Working On New Deadpool Book With X-Men '92 Writers|first= Chris|last= Arrant|date= November 11, 2015|publisher= Newsarama|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20151115021027/http://www.newsarama.com/26745-liefeld-working-on-new-deadpool-series-with-x-men-92-writers.html |archive-date= November 15, 2015|url-status= live}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Siblings

|align="center" rowspan="2"| 2018

| rowspan="3" align="center" | Jim Starlin

| rowspan="3" align="center" | Alan Davis

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-1302908188}}

|align="center"| This is the first OGN in a trilogy. Jim Starlin has stated that this trilogy will be his final Thanos story.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url= https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/12/19/jim-starlin-infinity-siblings-final-thanos|title= Jim Starlin Clarifies Why Infinity Siblings Will Be His Final Thanos Story|first= Rich|last= Johnston|date= December 19, 2017|publisher= Bleeding Cool|archive-url= https://archive.today/20190906005019/https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/12/19/jim-starlin-infinity-siblings-final-thanos/|archive-date= September 6, 2019|url-status= live|df= mdy-all|access-date= March 23, 2018}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Conflict

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-1302908140}}

|align="center"| The second book in Starlin's final Thanos trilogy.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url= https://screenrant.com/marvel-thanos-infinity-conflict-creator-quit/|title= Marvel Announces Thanos Graphic Novel (That Led Creator To Quit)|first= Matt|last= Morrison|date= March 22, 2018|website=Screen Rant|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20190203203028/https://screenrant.com/marvel-thanos-infinity-conflict-creator-quit/|archive-date= February 3, 2019|url-status= live|df= mdy-all}}

align="center"| Thanos: The Infinity Ending

|align="center" rowspan="1"| 2019

|align="center"| {{ISBNT|978-1302908164}}

|align="center"| The conclusion to Starlin's final Thanos trilogy.

|align="center"|{{cite web|url= https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/03/11/jim-starlin-last-thanos-story-infinity-ending/|title= Final Part Of Jim Starlin's Last Thanos Story – The Infinity Ending?|first= Rich|last= Johnston|date= March 11, 2019|website= Bleeding Cool|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20190929222059/https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/03/11/jim-starlin-last-thanos-story-infinity-ending/|archive-date= September 29, 2019|url-status= live|df= mdy-all}}

References

External links

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[http://comicsbulletin.com/definitive-graphic-novels-list/ The Definitive Graphic Novels List by Bob Rozakis] (note: Rozakis uses a different numbering from Overstreet on MGN #32-35)

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