First Issues By Title
These comic books were the first issued in each series.
- Apocalypse Nerd
- Released: January by Dark Horse Comics. Writer & Artist: Peter Bagge
- Archaic
- Released: May by Fenickx Productions LLC. Writer: James S. Abrams. Artist: Brett Marting
- Batman: Dark Detective
- Released: May 4 by DC Comics. Writer: Steve Englehart. Artists: Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin.
- Blade for Barter
- Release: February by Seven Seas Entertainment. Writer: Jason DeAngelis Artist: Honoel A. Ibardolaza
- Daredevil vs. Punisher
- Release: July 6 by Marvel Comics (Marvel Knights imprint). Writer & Artist: David Lapham.
- Fantastic Four: House of M
- Release: July 6 by Marvel Comics. Writer: John Layman. Artist: Scot Eaton.
- Great Lakes Avengers
- Release: April 6 by Marvel Comics. Writer: Dan Slott. Artist: Paul Pelletier.
- House of M
- Release: June 1 by Marvel Comics. Writer: Brian Michael Bendis. Artist: Olivier Coipel.
- Hunter-Killer
- Release: March 17 by Top Cow Productions. Writer: Mark Waid. Artist: Marc Silvestri.
- Young Avengers
- Release: February 9 by Marvel Comics. Writer: Allan Heinberg. Artist: Jim Cheung.
- Young Avengers #1 "Director's Cut"
- Release: March 16 by Marvel Comics.
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