Those who try to silence others.

This page displays examples of the pull-out posters or the Centerfolds in comic books.

The individuals born exactly at the "turn of the century", they as such possess metahuman powers. It has been theorized that they act as an immune system or anti-bodies for the Earth.

Banner that ran on Marvel comics for a month following the death of actor Chadwick Boseman, who played the Black Panther in Marvel's Cinematic Universe.

Imprint used by the German publisher mg/publishing for their translations of Chaos! Comics material.

One of the most popular ancient Greek and Roman sports.

Board game.

Strategic board game.

The Chinese mythological concept of a life force energy, often called the "breath of life." It encompasses everything and presents in every living being as well as in nature itself. Sometimes portrayed as a mystical creature such as a dragon.

An award for newcomers in the industry, judged by the veteran Chiba Tetsuya, the prize is given through two seinen magazines published by Kodansha that both began in the early 80's (Young Magazine and Morning). Though Chiba himself is not a major contributor to either magazine, he did short serializations in both from their first issue when the award was established for them.

The act of physically or mentally hurting a child.

Not even superheroes are immune to the festive period.

Earth-9910 is ruled by Trevor Fitzroy and was once home to Bishop.

Comics that are happening in a Circus, which are featuring clowns, acrobats, trained animals, trapeze acts, musicians, hoopers, tightrope walkers, jugglers, uni-cyclists and other object manipulation and stunt-oriented artists.

In virtually every comic universe across almost all comic book publishers, exist races or groups who are native to Earth but hidden from human society. This page lists such clandestine races from major comic publishers.

An imprint for Wildstorm that was created while the studio was published by Image, ultimately most of its issues were published by DC after the sale of Wildstorm.

Based upon the Cliffhanger Serial films of the 1930's and 1940's, some comic issues have endings where the hero or heroine is in deadly peril. Such suspenseful endings entice the reader to secure the next issue to see what happens.

Imprint of Carlsen Verlag for webtoons.

A staple of science fiction and super hero genres. The clone is an artificially produced genetic copy of an already existing creature. Many clones retain the original's characteristics and powers, but often result in warped and unstable characteristics.

A large scale battle between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. It was almost entirely orchestrated by Palpatine and led to the formation of the Galactic Empire.

Men in make up that are suppose to bring joy to children. They are also a popular phobia among people.

Starting in 2004, CMX was DC's Manga imprint (as part of Wildstorm Productions) that reprinted Asian Manga/Manhwa for the American market. It received some criticism for censoring. The imprint ended in 2010.

A cold war or cold warfare is conflict between opposing pursued by covert means instead of direct military conflict.

A collected edition is a collection of comic books reprinted in a single volume, generally one story arc in length.

A collector's item is any object regarded as being of value or interest to a collector. It's quite popular in comic books.

The action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

This concept would cover toys, such as dolls and accessories, based on comics.

Comic book versions of classic and popular media.

A Comic Book Convention, often referred to as a "Comic-Con", is a gathering or event where comic book fans, collectors, artists, writers, publishing companies, and vendors attend to celebrate, promote, and sell comic books and related media. Comic Book Conventions are held in various countries throughout the world besides the United States of America.

Even comic books made appearances on television shows or in the movies from briefly seen props to being involved in the storyline.

A page dedicated to the general definitions of scales, powers and power levels for all comics.

The Earth according to comics.

Created in 1954 amidst controversy subsequent to the publication of Dr. Fredric Wertham's book "Seduction of the Innocent", publishers established the code to curb potential governmental regulation. The fall of the Code is most often attributed to Alan Moore and his work on the Swamp Thing in the 80's.

Comics' Greatest World is the name of a superhero universe in Dark Horse Comics that circle around four cities Arcadia, Steel Harbor, Golden City and a small town next to the Vortex. Each City has their own symbol.

A line of digital comics released exclusively by ComiXology for the ComiXology platform and Kindle.