List of comics solicited but never published

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Comic book stories, issues of comic book limited/ongoing series, or even entire comic book series were written or promoted and solicited for release but, for various reasons, were never published. Some were eventually reprinted elsewhere or published in different forms.

Contents

Acclaim Comics

Alternative Comics

Blackthorne Publishing

Charlton Comics

Comico

Comics Interview Publications

CrossGen Comics

DC Comics

Milestone Comics

Piranha Press

Vertigo Comics

Eclipse Comics

Eternity Comics

Fantagraphics Books

First Comics

Image Comics

Kitchen Sink Press

Mad Love

Malibu Comics

Marvel Comics

Epic Comics

Marvel UK

Star Comics

Megaton Comics

New Comics Group

Nicotat Comics

Quality Communications

Revolutionary Comics

Solson Publications

Spotlight Comics

Ten-Buck Comics

Topps Comics

Warp Graphics

WildStorm

Published comics

This is a list of comics that were unpublished as originally intended, but would eventually be published in a different form or after a long delay.

DC Comics

Vertigo Comics

  • Hellblazer #141: "Shoot". – "Shoot" by Warren Ellis and Phil Jimenez was planned to deal with high school teenagers killing each other with firearms at school. After the Columbine High School massacre, DC editorial asked Ellis to make changes to the story before publication. In response, Ellis said: "I therefore requested that DC Vertigo either make those changes themselves and remove my name from the work, or, in the preferred scenario, not publish the work at all. Rather it go unseen than be released in a compromised form. To their credit, DC Vertigo have chosen to not release 'Shoot' at all". [311] The story was eventually published in Vertigo Resurrected in 2010.

Marvel Comics

Epic Comics

  • The Black Dragon trade paperback – The Chris Claremont/John Bolton miniseries was to have a trade paperback release by Marvel in November 1988. [204] A collected edition would not be released until Dark Horse published one in 1996.
  • St. George #9–12 St. George and the other two titles in the Shadowline universe (Doctor Zero and Powerline) were to cross over as part of a single storyline potentially running through issue #12 of this series. [322] Instead, the three books were cancelled and the story was published in the Critical Mass miniseries. [323]

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