Note: Includes fascimile editions of Tomine's first seven mini-comics.

Note: Cover title is "Aline and the Others. Unsure if title page has "&" or "and". Listed on D&Q's website as "Aline & the Others".

Note: by Anouk Ricard

Note: Story continues themes and characters started in the Hicksville storyline in Pickle (Tragedy Strikes Press/Black Eye). Four years elapsed between issue 1 and issue 2 while Dylan Horrocks wrote Batgirl.

Note: After the third volume the story is concluded in "Aya: Love in Yop City" (Drawn & Quarterly, 2013)

Note: By Marguerite Abouet and Clement Oubrerie. The first volume brings together "Aya," "Aya of Yop City" and "Aya: The Secrets Come Out." The second volume contains the final three chapters in the series.

Note: Translated from the French comic Babel.

Note: Story continued from Collier's (Fantagraphics, 1992 series). Listed as Volume 2 on the cover of #2 (at least).

Note: Although the last issue was published in 2007, the series was officially canceled in early 2009 due to low orders for the third issue (http://www.familylosangeles.com/blog/2009/01/cancelled.html). The third issue was then self-published.

Note: Later Issues have different titles on cover (i.e. Purty Plotte, Purity Plotte); second prints exist of issues #1 and #2, which also have USD $2.50 cover price; first editions carry USD $2.25 price

Note: The two hardcovers are accompanied by a fascimile of the artist's first ever mini-comic.

Note: Publisher's name and comic name in indicia in first issue is listed as "AND" instead of "&". Cover logos on first 4 issues are "&" and on last 6 issues are "AND". First comic series published by Drawn & Quarterly. Some stories reprinted in The Best of Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 1993 series). Also see Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 1994 series) [aka Drawn & Quarterly Volume 2].

Note: Series is also known as Drawn & Quarterly Volume 2.