Note: Each issue collects three issues Air Gear (Random House, 2003 series). There may be more issues.

Note: English translation of エア・ギア [Ea Gia] [Air Gear] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2003 series).

Note: Series cancelled well before it could be completed. Kodansha USA published the remaining thirteen volumes through digital-only channels.

Note: by Atsushi Suzumi

Note: American translation of the Japanese series アリサ.

Note: English translation is copyright 1979 by Hodder & Stoughton, Ltd., London.

Note: by Camilla D'Errico and Joshua Dysart

Note: Books are "Library Bound", which means the Hardcover is put directly over the softcover version.

Note: The first four volumes use stills from the Cartoon Network show. The last volume is an original graphic novel.

Note: Based on the television show "Ben 10 Alien Force"

Note: Reprinting of the Doubleday version. 3 Volumes exist in total.

Note: Reprinting the Bantam Doubleday Dell version.

Note: by Kiriko Yumeji and Tou Ubukata

Note: Also published in hardcover

Note: The softcover edition is listed separately.

Note: Collects Dresden Files: Storm Front, The (Dabel Brothers Productions, 2008 Series) #1-4.

Note: Formerly listed with the "Del Rey Manga" imprint. Indicia publisher needs to be checked. by Fuyumi Soryo

Note: Written by Miyoko Ikeda; Illustrated by Michiyo Kikuta

Note: Formerly listed with the "Del Rey Manga" imprint. Indicia publisher needs to be checked. American reprint of フェアリーテイル [Fearī Teiru / Fairy Tail] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2006 series). After volume 12, the rights went to Kodansha (US) who published from 13 on and also reprinted the first 12.

Note: Anthology- mostly text with some manga.

Note: Early volumes are the same as the Image series of the same name.

Note: by Wataru Mizukami

Note: by Takuya Fujima

Note: Free Comic Book Day 2004.

Note: English translation of the first story arc of the Japanese manga Gacha Gacha (ガチャガチャ, Gachagacha). Not to be confused with Gatcha Gacha (Tokyopop, 2006 Series)

Note: Eleven volumes (projected) English translation of the second (and last) story arc of the Japanese manga Gacha Gacha (ガチャガチャ, Gachagacha). Not to be confused with Gatcha Gacha (Tokyopop, 2006 Series)

Note: by Jun Yuzuki

Note: by Mahiro Maeda and Yura Ariwara

Note: In 2001, page count was reduced "Garfield Classics" became the cover title.

Note: At least two printings.

Note: A comic serialization of the TV special produced by United Media Productions.

Note: Collects strips from Dan Walsh’s website GarfieldMinusGarfield.net, along with the original Garfield newspaper strips that they were adapted from. The premise is to take a Garfield strip and remove Garfield from it, leaving Jon Arbuckle mostly talking to himself. This creates a new cartoon on an entirely different level, showing the existential angst of Jon.

Note: A comic serialization of the TV special produced by United Media Productions. This book has at least 2 printings.

Note: Reprints Sunday Garfield newspaper comic strips.

Note: Not part of the numbered series of Garfield books.

Note: by Kio Shimoku