!!The following have their own pages:
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* LighterAndSofter/TheDCU
* LighterAndSofter/MarvelUniverse
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!!Other Comic Books
* Beginning with a one-off in 2018, ''Comicbook/TwoThousandAD'' has been publishing quarterly "Regened" issues, which are intentionally written and marketed as being all-ages. There's still violence, but little blood and nobody dies.
* ''[[http://www.spawn.com/features/series30/comic/ The Adventures of Spawn]]'' is an online comic series designed to turn ComicBook/{{Spawn}} into a kid-friendly property. Yes, the military assassin who died and went to Hell, then made a DealWithTheDevil in order to return to Earth. That Spawn.
* ''Li'l Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'' can best be described as "Battlestar Galactica" given the ''ComicBook/TinyTitans'' treatment. Incidentally, both comics are by the same artist.
* ''ComicBook/TransformersWingsOfHonor'': The Text stories are usually more humor based, compared to the comicstrip [[spoiler: which ended with most of the characters dead]]. The Generation 2: Redux stories are a lot more upbeat and funny and, on the whole, more optimistic, with the next generation seeing a future working together, rather than an inevitable war that the Wings comics lead into.
* The '' ComicBook/MyLittlePonyMicroSeries '' has a more SliceOfLife feel and is generally lighthearted compared to [[ComicBook/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDW the main books]] (Particularly in light of how dark the first arc in the main series is).
* Shortly after the Creator/AdultSwim [[SamuraiJack/TropesSeason5 revival]] of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' ended its run, Creator/IDWPublishing published an AlternateContinuity five-issue miniseries titled ''ComicBook/SamuraiJackQuantumJack''. The miniseries was notably less dark than the original cartoon's revival and more in line with the tone of the show's first four seasons, as it toned down on the adult themes, there was no blood, and Jack was back to only killing robotic enemies.
* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'':
** The comic became this when Creator/IanFlynn took over on issue 160. Though there were still some darker arcs, the tone was generally lighter and more comical than the last 100 or so issues, which were mostly dark melodrama filled with tragic moments and little to no comic relief.
%% ** The reboot, by virtue of moving it closer to the games, lightened things further, though darkness still remains.
* ''ComicBook/TwistedDark'': Volume 2 of the series feels this way in comparison to volume 1. While there are still plenty of dark, creepy moments, some of the stories aren't quite as visceral as volume 1, and some of the twists are more humorous that horrifying. Neil Gibson even addresses this at the start of the book.
* The ''Literature/WarriorCats'' [[Manga/WarriorCatsManga graphic novels]] (aside from ''The Rise of Scourge''), compared to the main series: they tend to have more comedic parts, the plot is usually less fighting-focused, and violence is usually bloodless and sometimes even accompanied by goofy sound effects. They focus more on characterization than the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence heavy books do. Most of the artists also draw the characters in cartoony or {{animesque}} styles, which help alleviate some of the darkness of the series (in contrast, book artwork features realistic cat designs).
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