NetSpiker

Not counting reprints.

Is the number increasing or decreasing compared to previous years?

@killerz: Can you comment on your decision not to delete the Ensign Sue Must Die volume? The comics are not currently available to purchase anywhere, if they ever existed in the first place. Given the fact that no one is reselling them on eBay, it's doubtful that the author managed to sell more than a couple of copies at conventions.

Speaking of Ensign Sue, I don't think the Ensign Sue Must Die series should even be on Comic Vine. I haven't found any evidence that this webcomic was ever collected into books or sold commercially. I think the volume and the character should be deleted.

Marvel and DC usually use the term "metahuman" while Wildstorm uses "posthuman" and Top Cow uses "Ultra Sapiens". Does anyone know if Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon universe and Rob Liefeld's Awesome universe used those terms? If not, what words did they use?

I would still like an answer to this question even if the answer is no.

If it can't be done yet, maybe this is something for the coders to work on for the next update. Would anyone else like a 100 volumes per page option?

When I'm looking through a character's appearances, I would like to see at least 100 volumes per page instead of just 32. Is there some way to change Comic Vine's settings to increase the number of volumes on each page?

Spawn & Batman: Inner Demons was scheduled for 2006 but never released. Should it be deleted from the wiki?

Dylan Dog/Batman is a 96 page trade paperback collecting the crossover story Relazioni Pericolose along with 3 non-crossover stories.

Two of the alternate covers, titled Batman/Dylan Dog and the The Joker/Xabaras actually belong to a 32 page edition released several months earlier that includes only the crossover story.

Please either delete the alternate covers or create a Batman/Dylan Dog volume and move them there.

The main image for Quetzalcoatl actually shows Huitzilopochtli from the God is Dead series. It's an understandable mistake since Quetzalcoatl is usually the one depicted as a feathered serpent. In Issue 3, Quetzalcoatl is clearly identified as the bird-like Aztec god.

I'm looking for examples where reprinted comic books are not quite the same as the originals. They may be censored or recolored or had dialogue changed for various reasons or updated with modern references.

Here is an example from a Transformers forum of the kind of thing I'm interested in.