A character or team of characters created using elements (visual and biographic) from different previously existent and recognized characters and theirs context. The results can vary from interesting to absurd.

Lethal gas created by the American Army. Responsible of Captain Marvel's death.

Series of ten connecting variant covers released as part of The War of the Realms event.

An agreement to perform together in secret an illegal, wrongful, or subversive act, doesn't matter how fair or utopian the goals of the conspiracy might seem to be.

An organized competition between characters or teams which usually ends up with a winner and an hierarchy.

Canon, in regards to comic books, is what is considered to be "real," "what really happened" or "what that character is really like" as opposed to events, etc., that happened in comic books, but nobody "counts it" as being "real" or "actually happened."

Four objects related to the Elder Gods which are considered the pillars of the Marvel Universe.

Enables a being's mind to attune itself to the universe as though it were one and the same with the universe's inherent purposes, destinies, and ultimate fate.

Better known as "Cosplay", Costumed Roleplaying is a custom of dressing like fictional characters.

When a character experiences a dramatic or less dramatic change, they often change their appearances as well as their attitudes. But with new clothes, their identities stay the same until the character assumes a new identity.

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the novel coronavirus, a disease caused by SARS-CoV-2. It can affect your upper respiratory tract like sinuses, nose, and throat. In other case it causes lower respiratory tract like the windpipe and lungs.

Composed of hieroglyphics found on the Creation Wheel, it is capable of granting over deity class superpowers to whoever observes it.

Sport played with a ball and bat.

A war from 1853-1856. Part of the Ottoman wars in Europe and the Russo-Turkish wars.

An outdoor game that involves hitting balls with a mallet through hoops embedded in a lawn.

The act of wearing clothes commonly associated with the opposite gender.

A crossover is when two or more universes collide and characters from two distinct universes interact.

Comics that were funded and published with the help of fans and supporters who donated money through a crowd funding platform, most commonly Kickstarter.

Cryptid is a term which is used in cryptozoology to refer to a creature whose existence has been suggested but that is unrecognized by a scientific consensus, and whose existence is moreover often regarded as highly unlikely. Some notable examples would be Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the Thunderbird just to name a few.

Various games played on a cloth-covered table involving striking a ball with a cue stick.

A system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure (person) or object. Generally a relatively small, closed, tightly regulated and secretive group of people having religious beliefs or practices regarded by others as strange or sinister.

Mike Mignola imprint at Dark Horse.

The use of magic words that are intended to bring bad luck to someone at a future time. Some curses can be very specific with deadly consequences while others take a more mundane way of bad luck.

Cyberpunk is a science fiction sub-genre that focuses on internet computing, hacking, human cybernetic enhancements, and disrupted societies led by ruthless mega-corporations. "Neuromancer" by William Gibson, is widely credited for popularizing cyberpunk.

Cybernetic organisms or "cyborgs" are a concept seen in various comics where a sentient being is given mechanical enhancements to his body for a variety of purposes.

Daermonite engineering far supersedes the scientific prowess of many in the Wildstorm Universe.

It was an in-house advertisement page based off the front page of the Daily Planet newspaper. It would highlight various stories that were issued for the month. Other features included Direct Currents, Ask the Answer Man, What is It Worth?, DC Profiles, trivia, word games and Hembeck.

Damsel in Distress covers typically feature a female character in the clutches of some monster/creature, vicious animal or villain or in some other form of peril. Typically the scene also pictures a male "hero" who is coming to the aid of the Damsel.

Specifically stories about the sport/art of dancing in all its various forms outside of types of dance that branch out into their own distinct subcategory like ballet.

Move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.

The comic industry of Denmark, which has a lot of commonalities with the other Nordic industries.

The Darkforce is a fictional concept in the Marvel universe. It is a source of energy for a number of super powered characters, derived from an alternate dimension known as The Darkforce Dimension.

Brand used by Dark Horse Comics for some of its manga publishing. This specifically covers items published under this imprint, not all manga published by Dark Horse.