Marvel variants for May, 2017 cover date.

Marvel variants for November, 2017 cover date.

Series of virgin covers published by Image Comics.

Series of Howard the Duck themed variants released by Marvel in April 2015.

Another Marvel variant theme across multiple issues spotlighting Wolverine across different time periods and universes to help market the upcoming Wolverine film.

March's variant theme celebrates Women's History Month for twenty variant covers by female artists.

Series of homage covers featuring either an X-Men version of an Inhumans cover or an Inhumans version of an X-Men cover.

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

Vertigo was an imprint of DC Comics suggested for mature readers and is a continuity separate from the DC Universe that has included Sandman, Swamp Thing, John Constantine (Hellblazer) and many others. However, in its latter years the imprint was mostly focused upon creator-owned material.

A sub-imprint line of black and white OGN's (Original Graphic Novel's) published by Vertigo in hardcover and softcover editions.

For the month of October (2014) Vertigo forgoes their traditional covers and instead makes the cover the first page of the story.

A Vertigo sub-imprint that spanned across two one-shots and three miniseries that were being published at the time.

A Vertigo sub-imprint that spanned across several one-shots that were being published at the time.

A Vertigo sub-imprint that spanned across several one-shots that were being published at the time.

To celebrate ten years, Vertigo ran their titles under the Vertigo X banner from April 2003 to February 2004.

In the history of the United Kingdom and the British Empire, the Victorian era was the period of Queen Victoria's reign, from 20 June 1837 until her death on 22 January 1901.

Comics that are based on video games. They typically come in the form of one-shots or a mini-series to help promote the release of a video game.

The war between North and South Vietnam (with support from America, France, and other nations). It took place between 1955 to 1975.

The View Askewniverse is the name for the universe created by filmmaker Kevin Smith revolving around the characters from the New Jersey Tri-Town area. Its origins were in his 90's films but just as Kevin Smith came to be a comic writer, the franchise has published a number of comics over the decades as well.

In September 2013, all of DC's superhero titles will replaced for a month by supervillain Point One issues, as part of the buildup to Forever Evil, the first major post-Flashpoint crossover event.

Heroes aren't the only ones who battle against their colleagues.

A computer-simulated environment that can simulate physical presence in the real world or an imagined one.

A common natural disaster that happen almost on every continent.

Sport played between two teams volleying a ball over a net. Although the standard sport is played indoors, the beach volleyball variant is commonly used in stories for a more relaxed setting.

The Voodoo is a religion which originated due to the slave trade. It integrates African, South American and Christian concepts.

The Vortex was created near Cinnabar Flats when the operation of the machine of the Vortex Alien interacted with an atomic explosion in 1947. It emits mysterious energies that often cause unpredictable mutations on the people that enter it. The passage of time within it is sometimes distorted in relation the real world. Its inner space is quite vast, while it is of a restricted size from the outside. It began to be called "Maelstrom" since the 1995 Revelations mini-comic that came with Wizard #45.

War (Military Conflict) is a genre of comics that emphasizes historical fiction during a wartime setting (particularly during and after World War II). Many of the stories focus on the extreme experiences of soldiers and their combat units under the harshest of conditions.

An act carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war

A post-Armageddon plague than gives the infected fifteen minutes of superpowered rage before killing them. Caused by a virus of extraterrestrial origin that created the Incubites. It laid dormant during the last Ice Age until Armageddon happened.

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.