Television and movie producing company that for a time were also the owners of DC Comics. Although some of their most popular franchises like the Looney Tunes have appeared frequently in comics, only select comics actually use the Warner Bros company as a logo brand on the covers including a line of DC ongoings in the mid-90's.

A war from 1812-1815 between the United Kingdom and the United States.

A 5000-year war that Dr. Strange took part in that was referenced in the early 90's but ultimately offscreened until the concept was returned to three decades later.

Not everyone is entirely invincible. Superheroes and super-villains alike have flaws that can be exploited as well as be take advantage of.

These collected editions collect webcomics.

Even heroes need to go to a gym and pump some iron.

Weirdoverse is an umbrella term referring to a set of four separate DC mystery/occult titles released in the mid 90's.

The Wendigo is the result of an ancient curse laid down by Elder Gods of Canadian folklore that transforms any person who eats the flesh of another human being in the Canadian wilderness into a massive, fur-covered monster.

Also known as Therianthropy, Werecreatures are mythological beings with the ability to metamorphose into animals. Werewolves are the most well known form of Therianthropy, but the products of Therianthropy can come in virtually any animal variety.

A genre typically depicting the American Western frontier set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

One page back-up stories in various issues.

A credited creator studio at Image Comics in the 90's.

Fifth week event in which the WildStorm superheroes are reimagined in different time periods. Features guest appearances by several DC universe characters.

In faerie tales, this usually refers to female wielders of magic, often depicted as ugly devourers of children. In real world mass panic, this has historically referred to both male and female wielders of supernatural powers from that religion's notion of ultimate evil. In modern popular culture, the term "witch" has fused with the notion of fairy folk and become the name for a glamorous humanoid species that wields magic as a natural attribute, often found in superhero comics and TV shows.

"With great power comes great responsibility" is a mantra that was passed down to Peter Parker from Uncle Ben during Peter's teenage tribulations.

In-continuity comics packaged with Wizard Magazine

In-continuity comics packaged with Wizard Magazine

Article covering the role of women in comics throughout the ages.

A term that was created by Gail Simone. Women in Refrigerators (WiR) refers to comic book women who have been depowered, raped, murdered and/or had their lives ruined specifically in order to fuel the stories of men.

Wonder Comics is an imprint created by Brian Michael Bendis to focus on DC young heroes.

Wonder Con 2009: February 27 – March 1, 2009 - Moscone Center South, San Francisco, CA

April 3-5, at the Anaheim Convention Center.

March 25-27, at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

There have been several different Fairs in history and around the globe.

Soft reboot/relaunch of the Wildstorm universe.

The First World War, fought between the Allies and the Central Powers. It is also popularly known as The Great War and "the war to end all wars". Of course, these two names were used before World War II.

The War fought between the Axis and the Allies. It began on July 7, 1937, when full scale war broke out between Japan and China near the Marco Polo Bridge. The war ended in September 1945 with victory to the Allies.

While the third World War has not happen, it has been depicted many times in the world of fiction.

A wraparound cover is one where the art continues from the front cover to the back cover.

Wrestling is a predetermined form of both sport and entertainment that is popular worldwide but mostly in the United States, Japan and Mexico.

The Children of the Atom, mutants are individuals in the Marvel Universe who are born with an X-Gene that grants them superhuman abilities. Mutants mark the next step in human evolution, known as Homo Superior.

X-Men Reload is a 2004 relaunch of Marvel's X-Men titles.

Zenescope variants released throughout 2015. There were 10 photoshoot inspired covers.

In 1995 DC released their annuals for the year under the Year One banner, representing origin one-shots for the characters, though they have also used this titling standard at other times before and after 1995 for both one-shots and longer arcs depending on the character.

The Yellow Peril is a racist color metaphor that depicts the peoples of East and Southeast Asia as an existential danger to the Western world.

Series of one shots released for Zenescopes tenth anniversary.

The world or part of it has been overrun by the zombies.

A DC Comics digital division, closed down in July 2010.