Comic Books of the 2000s

• Batman Black and White. Second run from 2000-2004.
• Casper And The Spectrals. Published in 2009.
• Clan Apis. Published in 2000.
• Relative Heroes. Published in 2000.
• Spirou and Fantasio. Series began in 1938.
• Superman. Series began in 1938.
  • Superman: Red Son by Mark Millar, Dave Johnson, and Kilian Plunkett. First debuted in April, 2003.
  • Superman: Birthright. Series started in September, 2003.
  • Superman and the ThunderCats. Published in January, 2004.

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  • Superman: Secret Identity. Series started in January, 2004.
  • Superman True Brit. Series started in October, 2004.
  • All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. Debuted in January, 2006.
  • Last Son. Series started in December, 2006.
  • The Third Kryptonian. Storyline started in December, 2007.
  • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes. Began in late 2007. Finished in mid 2008.
  • Superman: Brainiac. Storyline started in August, 2008.
  • New Krypton. Story arc began in November, 2008.
  • Superman: Secret Origin. Series started in November, 2009.
• Wonder Woman. Series began in 1942.
  • Wonder Woman (2006). Volume started in June, 2006.
• Suske en Wiske. Series began in 1945.
• Blake and Mortimer. First appeared in September, 1946.
• Nero. Series began in 1947. Ended this decade, in 2002.
• Lucky Luke. Series began in 1947.
• Jommeke. Series began in 1955.
• Supergirl. First appeared in 1959.
  • Supergirl: Wings. Published in 2001.

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  • Many Happy Returns. Storyline started in December, 2002.
  • Supergirl/Cir-El. First appeared in March, 2003.
  • Supergirl/Linda Lang/Kara Zor-El. First appeared in May, 2004.
  • Young Love. Published in December, 2004.
  • Supergirl (2005). Series began in October, 2005.
  • Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade. First appeared in February, 2009.
  • Bizarrogirl. Storyline started in August, 2010.
• Batgirl. Debuted in 1961.
  • Batgirl (2000). Series started in April, 2000.
  • Charlotte Gage-Radcliffe, debuted in September, 2006.
  • Batgirl (2009). Series started in October, 2009.
• Judomaster. First appeared in 1965.
  • Judomaster/Sonia Sato. First appeared in January, 2007.
• Blankets. Released in 2003.
• De Kiekeboes. Series started in 1977.
• Urbanus Series started in 1982.
• Douwe Dabbert. Series began in 1975.
• De Generaal. Series began in 1971.
• Jan, Jans en de Kinderen. Series began in 1970.
• Gillesde Geus. Series began in 1983.

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• Pierre Tombal. Series began in 1986.
• Robin. Series began in 1993. Ended in 2009.
• Superboy (1994). Series began in 1994. Ended in 2002.
• Impulse. Series began in 1995. Ended in 2002.
• Mutant X. Series began in 1998. Ended in 2001.
• Midnighter: Introduced in February 1998, series began in 2006.
• L.A.W.. Started in 1999, finished in 2000.
• Star Wars Tales. Started in 1999, finished in 2005.
• The Lost Ones: Published in March, 2000.
• The Batman of Arkham. Released June, 2000.
• Empire
  • The original series by Gorilla Comics. Launched in May, 2000.
  • The series by DC. Launched in August, 2003.
• Welcome Back, Frank Twelve issue miniseries that began in April, 2000.
• Legion Lost. Series started in May, 2000.
• Lucifer. Series started in June, 2000.
• Justice League of America: Tower of Babel. Started in July 2000 and ended in October 2000.
• The Sentry. First appeared in September, 2000.
• Midnight Nation. First appeared in October 2000.
• Le Scorpion. Album series started in October-November, 2000.
• Blacksad. First appeared in November, 2000.
• JLA: Act of God. Series started in November, 2000.
• Ultimate Marvel. Launched in November, 2000.
  • Ultimate Spider-Man. Series started in November, 2000.
• The Harley Quinn series started in December, 2000.
• Girl Genius debuted as a print comic in January 2001.
• Necronauts. Series started in January, 2001.
• Ultimate X-Men. Series started in February, 2001.
• W.I.T.C.H.. First appeared in April, 2001.
• Circles. Series started in Spring, 2001.
• New X-Men. Series started in July, 2001.
• X-Statix. First appeared in July, 2001.
• X-Force (2008). First appeared in April, 2008.
• Exiles. Series started in August, 2001.
• Negasonic Teenage Warhead. First appeared in August, 2001.
• Our Worlds at War. Storyline started in August, 2001.
• Just Imagine... Stan Lee Creating the DC Universe. Storyline started in September, 2001.
• Alias. Series launched in November, 2001.
  • Jessica Jones. First appeared in November, 2001.
• Fury (MAX). Series started in November, 2001 and ended in April, 2002.
• Stepford Cuckoos. First appeared in November, 2001.
• Elsa Bloodstone. First appeared in December 2001.
• The Dark Knight Strikes Again. Series started in December, 2001.
• Boneyard. First published in 2001.
• Djinn. First published in 2001.
• JMS' Spider-Man. Started in 2001.
• Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do. Series started in August 2002, concluded in 2006.
• Atavar. Series started in March, 2002.
• The Ultimates. Series started in March, 2002.
• Power Company. Series started in April, 2002.
• Transformers Generation One. Series started in April, 2002.
• The Amazing Screw-On Head. First published in May, 2002.
• Lab Rats. Published June, 2002 - January, 2003.
• Fables. First debuted in July, 2002.
• The Hood. First appeared in July, 2002.
• The Filth. Series started in August, 2002.
• Hulk: The End. One-shot published in August, 2002.
• Y: The Last Man. First appeared in September 2002.
• Global Frequency. First appeared in October 2002.
• Scarlet Traces. First appeared in October 2002.
• Invincible. First appeared in November 2002.
• Marville. First appeared in November 2002.
• Tech Jacket. First appeared in November 2002.
• Batman: Hush. Started December 2002.
• Bob the Dog. Series started sometime in 2003.
• Gorilla Gorilla. Debuted in 2003.
• Dragonlords. Storyline started in February, 2003.
• Gotham Central. Series started in February, 2003.
• Sleeper. Series started in March, 2003.
• Born Four issue miniseries that began in August, 2003.
• Sabretooth: Mary Shelley Overdrive. Series started August 2002
• Anya Corazón. First appeared in August, 2004.
• Runaways. First appeared in April, 2003.
  • Nico Minoru, first appeared in April 2003.
  • Victor Mancha, first appeared in April 2005.
• Lobster Random. First appeared in May, 2003.
• Arkham Asylum: Living Hell. Series started in July, 2003.
• Fallen Angel. Series started in July, 2003.
• Snikt!. Series started in July, 2003.
• Switchblade Honey. Published in July, 2003.
• The Losers. Series started in August, 2003.
• Rex Mundi. Series started in August, 2003.
• Beasts of Burden: The characters first appeared in August, 2003.
• JLA/Avengers. Series started in September, 2003.
• Red. First appeared in September, 2003.
• Trakk Monster Hunter. First started in September, 2003.
• Trouble. Series started in September, 2003. Ended in January, 2004.
• Monster Allergy. Series started in October, 2003.
• Supreme Power. Series started in October, 2003.
• The Walking Dead. Debuted in October, 2003.
• Demo. Started in November, 2003.
• Lost at Sea. Published in November, 2003.
• Teen Titans Go!. Series started in November, 2003.
• Batman: Detective No. 27. Published in December, 2003.
• Wanted. Debuted in December, 2003.
• Quasar
  • Phyla-Vell. First appeared in December, 2003.
  • Phyla-Vell became the new Quasar in August, 2007.
• Owly. Series started in 2004.
• Droid Life. Series started in January, 2004.
• Ultimate Fantastic Four. Series started in February, 2004.
• X-23. First comic book appearance in February, 2004.
• Les démons d'Alexia. Series started in February, 2004.
• Captain Britain. Kelsey Leigh first appeared in March, 2004.
• The Punisher: Frank Castle (also known as The Punisher MAX or just The Punisher), debuted in March, 2004.
• Abadazad. Series started in March, 2004.
• DC: The New Frontier. Series started in March, 2004. Set in The '50s.
• I Hunt Monsters. Series started in March, 2004.
• The Pulse. Series started in April, 2004.
• Daisy Johnson. First appeared in April 2004.
• Avengers/Thunderbolts. Series started in May, 2004.
• Cable & Deadpool . Series started in May, 2004.
• The Punisher: The End. One shot special, published in June 2004.
• Astonishing X-Men. Series started in July, 2004.
• Richard Dragon. July, 2004 to June, 2005.
• Robin
  • Spoiler/Stephanie Brown assumed the Robin identity in July, 2004.
  • Damian Wayne made his first named appearance in September, 2006.
  • Damian Wayne assumed the Robin identity in August, 2009.
• Seaguy. Debuted in July, 2004.
• Identity Crisis. Storyline started in August, 2004.
• One Hundred Girls. Series started in August, 2004.
• Ex Machina. Debuted in August, 2004.
• Powerless. Series started in August, 2004.
• The Portent. Debuted in 2004.
• Scott Pilgrim. Series started in August, 2004 and ended in July, 2010.
• Manhunter\Kate Spencer. First appeared in October, 2004.
• We 3. Series started in October, 2004.
• Apparat Singles Group. All four of the original one-shots appeared in November-December, 2004.
• Catwoman: When in Rome. Series started in November, 2004.
• New X-Men: Academy X. Started in 2004.
• District X. Started in 2004 and ended in 2005.
• Green Lantern: Rebirth. Lasted from December, 2004, until June, 2005.
• Innocence Lost: Started in 2005.
• Local. Debuted in 2005.
• Serenity. Ran from 2005 to 2017.
• Captain America: Winter Soldier: Series started in January, 2005.
• New Avengers. Series started in January, 2005.
• Amadeus Cho. First appeared in January, 2005.
• Maria Hill. First appeared in March, 2005.
• Seven Soldiers by Grant Morrison. Series started in April, 2005.
• Young Avengers. Series started in April, 2005.
  • Kate Bishop (appeared in Young Avengers #1, April 2005)
  • Wiccan (appeared in Young Avengers #1, April 2005)
  • Hulkling (appeared in Young Avengers #1, April 2005)
• Lex Luthor: Man of Steel. Series started in May, 2005.
• Monster War. Series started in May, 2005 and ended in September, 2005.
• Shadowpact. First appeared in June, 2005.
• Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy. Series started in July, 2005.
• Dead Eyes Open. First appeared in July, 2005.
• Desolation Jones. First appeared in July, 2005.
• Secret Six. First appeared in July, 2005.
• House of M. Series started in August, 2005.
• Wildsiderz. Series started in August, 2005.
• All-Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder. Series started in September, 2005.
• Transformers: Timelines. Series started in September, 2005. This publication franchise also includes literary fiction.
• Justice. Series started in October, 2005.
• Liberality for All. Started in October, 2005.
• Sonic X . Series started in November, 2005.
• Infinite Crisis. Series started in December, 2005.
• Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane. Series started in December, 2005.
• The Atom/Ryan Choi. Debuted in 2006.
• Black Gas. The series started in January, 2006.
• DMZ. Series started in January, 2006.
• Knights of the Old Republic: Started in January, 2006.
• X-Factor (2006). Third version. First appeared in January, 2006.
• Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes. First appeared in February, 2006.
• Mouse Guard. The series started in February, 2006.
• Nextwave. First appeared in March, 2006.
• Kid Flash/Bartholomew "Bart" Allen assumes the mantle of The Flash in April, 2006.
• Weapon X (2002)
• Planet Hulk. Storyline started in April, 2006.
• 52. Series started in May, 2006.
• The 99. Started in May, 2006.
• American Virgin. Series started in May, 2006.
• The Five Fists of Science. First published in May, 2006.
• Batwoman/Kate Kane. First appeared in June, 2006.
• Civil War. Storyline started in July, 2006.
• Phonogram. First published in August 2006.
• Ant-Man/ Eric O'Grady, debuted in September, 2006.
• American Born Chinese. Published on 5 September 2006.
• Grant Morrison's Batman. Run started in September, 2006.
• Pride High. Debuted in September, 2006.
• Pride of Baghdad. Debuted in September, 2006.
• Agents of Atlas. Series started in October, 2006.
• Annihilation. Series started in October, 2006.
• The Boys, debuted in October, 2006.
• Wizards of Mickey. Series started in October, 2006.
• Omega Men. Series started in December, 2006.
• Spider-Man: Reign. Series started in December, 2006.
• The Punisher Presents Barracuda. Five issue miniseries, started in 2007.
• Doméstico. First debuted in 2007.
• Dreamkeepers. Series started in 2007. The creators also introduced a companion webcomic featuring the Back Story of the main characters.
• Union Jack (2007)
• Crossing Midnight. Series started in January, 2007.
• Stormwatch PHD. Series started in January, 2007.
• Ultimate Vision. Started January 2007.
• The Dark Tower. Series started in February, 2007.
• Transformers Classics. Storyline started in January-February, 2007. There are also a number of prose episodes.
• Sand/Sanderson Hawkins assumed the mantle of The Sandman in February, 2007.
• Welcome to Tranquility. Series started in February, 2007.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Season Eight started in March 2007.
• Daken, debuted in March, 2007.
• Dynamo5, debuted in March, 2007.
• Scalped, debuted in March, 2007.
• Black Summer. The series started in May, 2007.
• Countdown to Final Crisis. Storyline started in May, 2007.
• Mighty Avengers. Series started in May, 2007.
• Amazons Attack. Storyline started in June, 2007.
• Avengers: The Initiative, debuted in June, 2007.
• Renee Montoya assumed the mantle of The Question in June, 2007.
• The Astounding Wolf-Man. Series started in July, 2007.
• Crécy: Published in July, 2007.
• Doktor Sleepless. First appeared in July, 2007.
• Sinestro Corps War. Storyline started in August, 2007.
• The Death of Captain America: Storyline started in August, 2007.
• Therefore, Repent!. Published in August, 2007.
• World War Hulk. Series started in August, 2007.
• The Mice Templar. Series started in late August, 2007. Ended in September, 2015.
• Il était une fois en France: Album series started in September, 2007.
• Suburban Glamour. Mini-series started in September, 2007.
• The Umbrella Academy. Series started in September, 2007.
• World of Warcraft: Comic. Series started in October, 2007.
• The Blackblood Alliance. Series started in November, 2007.
• Hope Summers: Introduced in November, 2007.
• One More Day. Storyline started in November, 2007.
• Omega the Unknown. A new version appeared in December, 2007.
• Onslaught Reborn, January 2008
• Project Superpowers. Debuted January 2008.
• The Incredible Hercules series was launched in February, 2008.
• Jellaby. First published in February, 2008.
• Kick-Ass. Debuted in February, 2008.
• Locke & Key. Debuted in February, 2008.
• Northlanders. Series started in February, 2008. Features Vikings of the The Low Middle Ages.
• Transformers: TransTech. Storyline started in February-March, 2008. Also includes literary fiction.
• Ultraheroes. Storyline started in February, 2008.
• Anna Mercury. First appeared in March, 2008.
• General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross became the Red Hulk in March, 2008.
• Teen Titans: Year One: Series started in March, 2008.
• Double Duck. Series started in April, 2008.
• Tiny Titans. Series started in April, 2008.
• Transformers: Shattered Glass. Series started in April, 2008. Also includes prose stories.
• No Hero. The series started in June, 2008.
• Secret Invasion. The main series started in June, 2008, following months of storylines leading up to it.
• Captain Britain and MI13. Series started in July, 2008.
• Final Crisis. Series started in July, 2008.
• Guardians of the Galaxy. The modern incarnation of the team debuted in July, 2008.
• House of Mystery. Series started in July, 2008.
• Marvel 1985. Series started in July, 2008.
• The Transformers: All Hail Megatron. Series started in July, 2008.
• Trinity (2008). Series started in August, 2008.
• Welcome to Hoxford. Series began in August 2008 and ended in November 2008.
• Old Man Logan. Event began in August 2008 and ended in September 2009.
• Crossed. Debuted in September, 2008.
• The Good Neighbors. The first volume was published in September, 2008.
• Prince of Persia: The Graphic Novel. Published September 2008.
• Joker. Published in October, 2008.
• Dark Times: Started in November 8, 2006.
• The Transformers: Maximum Dinobots. Started in December, 2008.
• Secret Warriors: Started in 2009.
• Spider-Man: Noir (2009)
• Dark Avengers. First appeared in January, 2009.
• Ultimatum. Series started in January, 2009.
• Dark Reign. Storyline started in February, 2009.
• Ignition City. Started in April, 2009.
• Salem's Daughter Started in April, 2009
• Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?. Published in April, 2009.
• Azrael/Michael Lane. Debuted in May, 2009.
• Oracle: The Cure. Series started in May, 2009. Ended July, 2009.
• Transformers: Wings of Honor. Storyline introduced in May, 2009. Received its own series and text stories a year later.
• Pepper Potts. First appeared as Rescue in May, 2009.
• War of Kings. Series started in May, 2009.
• Bad Kids Go to Hell. Started in June, 2009.
• Red Robin. Series started in June, 2009.
• Pet Avengers. Debuted in July, 2009.
• The Unwritten. Series started in July, 2009.
• Wednesday Comics. Series started in July, 2009.
• Gotham City Sirens. Series started in August, 2009.
• The Incredibles. Series started in August, 2009.
• X-Men Forever. Series started in August, 2009.
• Blackest Night. Series started in September, 2009.
• Justice League: Cry for Justice. Series started in September, 2009.
• Katman. Published in September, 2009.
• Dolltopia. Piblished in October, 2009.
• Grandville. The series started in October, 2009.
• Supergod. The series started in October, 2009.
• Red She-Hulk. First appeared in November, 2009.
• The Muppet Show Comic Book. Series started in November, 2009.
  • Muppet Classics. First miniseries, Muppet Robin Hood, began publication in May, 2009.
• The Transformers (IDW). Series started in November, 2009.
• The Littlest Zombie. First appeared in December, 2009.
• Time Lincoln. Series started in December, 2009.
• Bart Simpson. Series began in 2000.
• Monsters, Inc: Laugh Factory: Series began in June, 2009 and ended in December, 2009.
• Pinocchio Vampire Slayer: Published in September 2009.
• Patty-Cake (the second volume of the Patty-Cake & Friends series started publication in 2000)

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