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[=CrossGen=] also published a number of books that didn't take place within the Sigilverse, and weren't related to it at all. Since these projects were taken on in the later days of the company's existence, many of them didn't last long, and quite a few were announced but never published, as the company declared chapter eleven and eventually sold all its assets to Disney. Notable among these is ''ComicBook/{{Abadazad}}'', a surreal children's fantasy title which was the incentive for Disney buying [=CrossGen=] out. They published a handful of children's books based on that premise.
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[=CrossGen=] also published a number of books that didn't take place within the Sigilverse, such as ''ComicBook/TheCrossovers'', and weren't related to it at all. Since these projects were taken on in the later days of the company's existence, many of them didn't last long, and quite a few were announced but never published, as the company declared chapter eleven and eventually sold all its assets to Disney. Notable among these is ''ComicBook/{{Abadazad}}'', a surreal children's fantasy title which was the incentive for Disney buying [=CrossGen=] out. They published a handful of children's books based on that premise.
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* FanService: The early issues of the core four were rife with it, including {{Panty Shot}}s and AbsoluteCleavage. However, a few months in, the creators convinced the senior editor that the books would sell on their innate strengths, and didn't need to pander. You can identify this moment, because all the main female characters suddenly put more clothes on.
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* FanService: The early issues of the core four were rife with it, including {{Panty Shot}}s and AbsoluteCleavage.NavelDeepNeckline. However, a few months in, the creators convinced the senior editor that the books would sell on their innate strengths, and didn't need to pander. You can identify this moment, because all the main female characters suddenly put more clothes on.
