Note: This is a revival of the Hillman character. This series produced several mini-series and one-shots. The bi-weekly, 16-page format was a noble experiment to reduce the prices of direct sales comics.

Note: After following up Bruce Jones' ALIEN WORLDS anthology with the more varied ALIEN ENCOUNTERS, Eclipse got Jones back to give ALIEN WORLDS another go as a semiannual Prestige Format series. Unfortunately, only one issue was ever published.

Note: First appearance of Cynicalman outside small press comics.

Note: First published in Japan in 1985 by Seishinsha. Actually numbered in a book/volume sequence rather than volume/number.

Note: See Night Music (Eclipse, 1984) #8 http://www.xowcomics.com/cover_detail.htm?issue_id=45582

Note: Reprints of British/Quality strips. Co-published with Quality Communications and Eclipse.

Note: Direct sales only.

Note: Horror title

Note: Translation of Masamune Shirow's manga Buraku Majikku. First published in manga fanzine Atlas (1983); then by Seishinsha (1985); "flopped" to left-to-right format/translated by Studio Proteus.

Note: This is an updating of the Black Terror, but into a totally new character.

Note: Some Eclipse back issue sales list the book as Eclipse Graphic Album #33, but it is not identified that way in the book itself.

Note: Issues #1-7 contain two centerfold pages in color.

Note: Co-published by Walt Disney Publications. Sold only at Disney theme parks for $6.95 (cover price). 3-D glasses attached.

Note: Direct Sales only.

Note: Cover title "Clint The Hamster Triumphant"

Note: Adaption of two Clive Barker stories. Some Nudity.

Note: Reprints of various newspaper comics.

Note: Intended as a complete reprinting of the comic book appearances of Pogo by Walt Kelly. Cover title for this series is "Walt Kelly's Pogo and Albert." The hardcover versions are listed separately.

Note: The softcover editions are listed separately.

Note: Planned to be five volumes though only two were published.

Note: Planned as five volumes but only two were published.

Note: Is interior really black and white?

Note: Are the interiors really in black and white?

Note: Sometimes listed as #3 on Eclipse Graphic Album series.

Note: Intended as a three issue mini-series but only one issue was published. Based on the Topps Trading Cards.

Note: Characters based on novels by Japanese author Haruka Takachiho.

Note: Manga-influenced. Characters based on novels by Japanese author Haruka Takachiho. issue #3 is numbered "1 of 5" on the cover; issue #4 states "4 of 4" on the cover.

Note: Volume 3.

Note: One of the earlier direct sales comics offered by Eclipse.

Note: Based on a little-known Canadian character from the 1940's, Michael T. Gilbert used Mr. Monster to parody super-heroes. Mr. Monster previously appeared in Vanguard Illustrated (Pacific, 1983 series) #7; Airboy-Mr. Monster Special (Eclipse, 1987 series) #1 follows. The character was later published at Dark Horse.

Note: Limited series translating the Masamune Shirow manga Dominion (original 1986 publication Hakusensha K. K.). "Flopped" to Western left-to-right format and translated by Studio Proteus.

Note: Backs of some Eclipse books list this as Eclipse Graphic Album #36. However the book itself is not listed that way.

Note: Adapts the 1968 Anne McCaffrey novel

Note: Indicia says "Eclipse Graphic Novels an imprint of Eclipse Books and HarperCollins Publishers".

Note: Cover title is "Clive Barker: Dread".

Note: Outstanding light fantasy (not swords-and-sorcery, but rather fairy-tale-ish) anthology series from Eclipse, who could do no wrong during this period. This series introduced Donna Barr's wonderful Stinz stories, which quickly became the anchor.

Note: Attempt at reviving the anthology format popular in the forties.

Note: Indicia titles for this series are: #1 - Eclipse, the Magazine. #2-8 - Eclipse.

Note: Planned as a four issue limited series, but expanded into a fifth issue. Series continued in the title Interface published by Marvel's Epic imprint.

Note: In the back of some Eclipse comics this book is listed as Eclipse Graphic Album Series #27, but it is not listed that way in the book itself.