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Eyes in Comic Books, Strips & Graphic Novels/Alphabetical
- 120, rue de la gare (1988, Casterman)
- 1934 (1988, Dargaud)
- 77 Sunset Strip (1960-63, Dell/Gold Key)
A
- A.K.A. Goldfish (1995, Caliber)
- A.R.M. (1990-91, Adventure/Malibu Graphics)
- Ace Fedora, Private Eye (2004, Arctic Star Studios)
- The Adventures of Apocalypse Al (2013, Image Comics)
- The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990, DC Comics)
- Adventure Strip Digest (2000, WCG Comics)
- Alack Sinner: Flic ou privé (1983)
- Alack Sinner: Rencontres (1984)
- Alack Sinner: Nicaragua
- Alias (2001-04, Marvel Comics/MAX)
- Angel (1999-2001, Dark Horse)
- Angel (2001, Dark Horse Comics)
- Angel: After the Fall (2007-09, IDW)
- Angel (2009-11, IDW)
- Angel & Faith (2011-13, Dark Horse Comics)
- Angel & Faith: Season Ten (2014-16, Dark Horse Comics)
- Angel (2019–, Boom! Studios)
- Angel and the Ape (1968-69, DC Comics)
- Angel and the Ape (1991, DC Comics)
- Angel and the Ape (2001, DC Comics/Vertigo)
- Angeltown (2004, DC/Vertigo)
- Animal Noir (2017, IDW)
- Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter (2006 –, Marvel Comics)
- Apple Peddlars Die at Noon (1985, DC Comics; Nathaniel Dusk)
- Authentic Police Cases (1948-55, St. John Publications, featuring reprints of Vic Flint)
B
- The Bank Street Book of Mystery (1989, Pocket Books)
- The Big Chip
- Big Sleeping (1977, Italian strip)
- The Big Hoax (1998 graphic novel; aka “La grande arnaque”)
- Billy Nguyen (1988, Attitude Zone; 1990, Caliber)
- The Black Diamond Detective Agency (2007, First Second)
- Blacksad (2000–)
- The Bogie Man (1989-1993, various)
- Boston Blackie (2002, Moonstone Books)
- Britten and Brülightly (2009, Metroplitan Books)
- Brouillard au pont de Tolbiac (1982, Casterman)
C
- Canardo
- Case Morgan, Gumshoe Private Eye (1980’s, feature in Gent Magazine)
- The Case of the Beguiling Baroness (1990, Caliber)
- Cases from the Files of Sam Pezzo, P.I. (1987, Catalan)
- Casey, Crime Photographer (1949-1950, Marvel Comics)
- Casse-pipe a la Nation
- Chandler (1970’s; aka “Red Tide”)
- Charlie’s Angels (2018, Dynamite Comics)
- Chicanos (1993-94)
- Checkmate (1962, Gold Key)
- Choker (2010, Image Comics)
- City of Glass (1994, Neon Lit/Avon)
- Creator-Owned Heroes (2012-13, Image)
- Crime Cases-Private Eye (1951-52, Atlas Comics)
- Crime Detector (1954, Timor Publications; Mike Danger)
- Crime Fighting Detective (1950, Star Publications)
- Crime Illustrated (1955-56, EC Comics)
- Crime Mysteries (1952-54, Ribage Publishing Corp.)
- Crime Smashers (1950-53, Trojan Magazines)
- Criminal (2008-11, Icon/Marvel)
- Criminal (2012–, Image Comics)
- Criminal Macabre (2003-, Dark Horse)
- Criminals on the Run (1948-49, Novelty Press)
- Crime and Terror (2012, Image Comics)
D
- Dakota North (1986-87, Marvel)
- Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective (1991, Eternity)
- Danny and Harry, Private Detectives (2017, LINE Webtoons)
- The Dark Goodbye (2007, Tokyopop)
- Dark Horse Presents (1986-present, Dark Horse)
- Dash (2014-20, Northwest Press)
- Dead, She Said (2009, IDW)
- Demon Knight: A Grimjack Graphic Novel (1990, First Comics)
- Le der de les ders (1998)
- der Sturm (1987, Dargaud)
- The Detective: Chronicles of Max Faccioni (1998, Caliber)
- Detective Comics (DC)
- The Detectives (1993, Alpha Productions)
- Detectives Inc. (1985, Eclipse)
- Detectives Inc: A Remembrance of Threatening Green (1980, Eclipse)
- Detectives Inc.: A Terror of Dying Dreams (1987, Eclipse)
- Dicks (1997, Caliber)
- Dodge’s Bullets (2004, Image)
- The Dresden Files (2000–, various)
- The Drowned Girl (1990, Pirahna Press)
- Dylan Dog (1986–, Italian)
- Dylan Dog (1999, Dark Horse/Bonelli)
- Dynamite (1953-54, Comic Media/Allen Hardy Publications)
E
- E-Man (1973-75, Charlton, co-starring Mike Mauser)
- E-Man (1983-85, First Comics, co-starring Mike Mauser)
- Eight Million Ways to Die (2018, IDW)
- Les enquêtes de Sam Pezzo (1980’s)
F
- Faccioni (1982, Editions Michel Deligne)
- Fairlady (2019, Image Comics)
- Falls the Gotham Rain (1992, Comico)
- Feature Books (1937-48, David McKay)
- Femme Noir (2000, Supernatural Crime)
- Félix (1949-56, Héroïc-Albums)
- Firearm (1993-95, Malibu)
- Flic ou privé (1983)
- Fogtown (2010, Vertigo)
- Foreign Intrigues (1956, Charlton)
- Fortune’s Friends (1986-88, Starblaze Graphics)
- From the Files of…Mike Hammer (1953-54, Phoenix Features Syndicate)
- Fugitives From Justice (1952, St. John Publications; featured reprints of Vic Flint)
G
- The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini (2017-18, Titan/Hard Case Crime)
- A Glimpse of Crime and Terror (2012, Image Comics)
- Gotham Noir (2001, DC)
- La Grande Tube (1983; with Big Sleeping)
- Gravedigger (2002-03, adventurestrips.com)
- Green Candles (1995, Paradox Press)
- Green Hornet (1942-47, Harvey Comics; Mike Lancer)
- Griffu (1977)
- Grimjack (1984-1991, First Comics)
- Grimjack Casefiles (1990-1991, First Comics)
H
- Hairbutt the Hippo (1992-93, Rat Race Comix)
- Hairbutt the Hippo Crime Files (1995-96, Ratrace Comix)
- Hairbutt the Hippo Private Eye (1997-98, Rat Race Comix)
- Hank Steiner Monster Detective (2015, Travis McIntire)
- Hard-Boiled Defective
- Hawaiian Dick (2002-16, Image Comics)
- Hawaiian Eye (1963, Gold Key)
- Hawkeye (2005, Marvel Comics)
- Hawkshaws (2000, Image)
- High Moon (2008, Zuda Comics)
- Honey West (1966, Gold Key)
- The Human Target (DC Comics)
- Human Target (1999, DC/Vertigo)
I
- I Love a Mystery (1948, Editors Press Service)
- Integer City (2013-14, Dark Horse)
J
- Jack Hagee, P.I. (2002, Moonstone Books)
- Jason Bard (in Detective Comics)
- The Jazz Age Chronicles (1989-1991, Caliber Press)
- Jinx (1996-98, Calibre, Image)
- Joe Golem, Occult Detective (2015–, Dark Horse Comics)
- Johnny Danger, Private Eye (1954, Toby Press)
- Johnny Dollar (2002, Moonstone Books)
- Johnny Dynamite (1955, Charlton)
- Johnny Dynamite (1994, Dark Horse)
- The Johnny Nemo Magazine (1985-86, Eclipse)
- Jon Sable, Freelance (1983-1988, First Comics)
- Jon Pay, Private Investigator (2002, BDP Comics)
- Jonny Double (1998, DC/Vertigo mini-series)
K
- Kelvin Mace (1985-86, Vortex)
- Ken Shannon (1951-53, Quality Comics)
- Kill My Mother (2014, Liveright)
- Killer Groove (2019,
- Kovaksikeitetyn munan arvoitus (1998, Suuri Kurpitsa)
L
- La Grande arnaque (1998 graphic novel; aka “The Big Hoax”)
- La nuit de Saint-Germain des Près (2005, Casterman)
- Lance Barnes, Post Nuke Dick (1993, Epic/Marvel)
- Le Soleil naît derrière le Louvre (2007, Casterman)
- Les enquêtes de Jan Karta (1986-88, Dargaud)
- Lex Brand (1947-2004)
- The Little Sister (1997, Fireside)
- Lloyd Llewellyn (Fantagraphics)
- Lomax, N.Y.P.D. (1975, Atlas/Seaboard Publishing; Luke Malone)
- The Lone Wolf (2002, Moonstone Books)
- Lonesome Days, Savage Nights (2020, TKO Productions)
- Lovers Die at Dusk (1985, DC Comics; Nathaniel Dusk)
M
- The Maltese Falcon (1946, Feature Books; Sam Spade)
- Man from Wells Fargo (1962, Dell Comics)
- Martin Kane, Private Eye (1950, Fox Features)
- The Maze Agency (1988-89, Comico)
- The Maze Agency (1989-91, Innovation)
- The Maze Agency (1997-98 Caliber)
- McCandless & Company (2001–, various)
- Mike Mauser Files (1999, America’s Comic Group/Avalon Communications).
- Michael Shayne (1961-62, Dell)
- Mickey Spillane’s Mike Danger (1995, Tekno; 1996, Big)
- Mike Barnett, Man Against Crime (1951-52, Fawcett)
- Mike Danger (1947, syndicated comic strip)
- Mike Danger (1946 comic book; published 1954)
- Mike Grell’s Sable (1990, First Comics)
- Mike Lancer (1942, Harvey Comics)
- Mr. Keen (2003, Moonstone Comics)
- Ms. Tree (Eclipse, Renegade)
- Ms. Tree Quarterly (DC Comics)
- Ms. Tree Special (1990-93, DC Comics)
N
- Nathaniel Dusk, Private Investigator: Lovers Die at Dusk (1984-85, DC Comics)
- Nathaniel Dusk, Private Investigator II: Apple Peddlars Die at Noon (1985, DC Comics)
- The New Crime Files of Michael Mauser (1992, Apple Comics).
- Nicaragua (1988; Alack Sinner)
- Nightmark (1994, Alpha Productions; 1997-, Shadow House)
- Nine Lives: Who Killed Selina Kyle? (2002, DC Comics)
- Noir: A Collection of Crime Comics (2009, Dark Horse)
- Noir: The Illustrated Crime Fiction Quarterly (1994, Alpha Productions)
- Noir Quarterly (1995, CFD Productions)
- Nowheresville (1995-96, Caliber)
O
- Odd Jobs (2000, Keenspace.com)
- The Original E-Man and Michael Mauser (1985, First Comics; reprints of original Charlton series)
Q
- Quarry’s War (2018, Hard Case Crime/Titan Comics)
P
- The P.I.’s (1985, First Comics; Ms. Tree & Mike Mauser)
- Palmer (1974–, Pilote et al)
- Perry Mason (1950-52, Universal Syndicate strip)
- Perry Mason Mystery Magazine (1964, Dell Comics)
- Perry Mason: The Case of the Lucky Legs (1946, David McKay).
- Perry Mason: The Case of the Shoplifter’s Shoe (1947, David McKay)
- Peter Gunn (1960, Dell)
- Peter Scratch (1965-67, syndicated strip)
- Police Action (1975, Atlas/Seaboard Publishing; featuring P.I. Luke Malone)
- Police Comics (1941-53, Quality Comics; appearances by P.I. Ken Shannon)
- The Private Eye (2015, Image Comics)
- Le privé à Hollywood (1985-90, Éditions Dupuis; Hippolyte Fynn)
- Pulp Fantastic (2000, DC/Vertigo/V2K)
Q
R
- Reckless (2020, Image Comics)
- Red Tide (1970’s; aka “Chandler”)
- A Remembrance of Threatening Green (1980, Eclipse)
- Rencontres (1984)
- The Rio Kid (1991, Eternity)
- Rip Kirby (1946-99, King Features Syndicate)
- Rob Hanes Adventures (2000-, WCG Comics)
- Rock Thrust, Private Dick (2000, Action Planet Comics)
- Rocky Jorden, Private Eye (1952, Atlas Comics)
- Romeo Brown (1954-63, Daily Mirror strip)
- Roy Carson Comic (1948-54, T. V. Boardman)
- Roy Raymond, TV Detective (appearances in Detective Comics)
S
- Sable (1988-1990, First Comics)
- Sable and Fortune (2006, Marvel Comics)
- The Saint (1947-52, Avon Periodicals)
- The Saint (1948-61, New York Herald Tribune Syndicate)
- The Saint: The Man Who Wouldn’t Die (2014, Moonstone Comics)
- The Saint: Sizzlin’ Saboteur (2012, Moonstone Comics)
- Sam Hill “Private Eye” (1950-51, Archie Comics)
- Sam Noir: Samurai Detective (2006, Image Comics)
- Sam Noir: Ronin Holiday (2007, Image Comics)
- Sammy (1970-19–, Semic)
- Santa Claus: Private Eye (2017, Darby Pop Publishing)
- Sarge Steel (1964-66, Charlton)
- Scene of the Crime (1999, DC/Vertigo)
- Secret Agent (1966-67, Charlton; Sarge Steel)
- Secret Agent X-9 (1934-present, King Features Syndicate)
- Secret Messages (2001-02, NBM)
- Shotgun Slade (1960, Dell Four Color Comics)
- Silver Sable and Dominic Fortune (2006, Marvel Comics)
- Slam Bradley (1937–, Detective Comics)
- The Sleeze Brothers (1989-91, Epic/Marvel Comics)
- Sojourn (1977-78; featuring Eddie Race)
- Sonambulo (1996, 9th Circle)
- Speed Walker, Private Eye (1983-84 United Features Syndicate0
- Spicy Tales: A Naughty Anthology (1988-90, Malibu/Eternity)
- The Spirit
- Starr Security Service (2001, BPP/Small Press Syndicate)
- Starslayer (1990-1985, Pacific; 1st appearances of Grimjack)
- Startling Comics (1940-48, Nedor Comics)
- Strange Detective Tales (2005-06, Oddgod Press)
- Stumptown (2009-16, Oni Press)
- Super-Detective Library (1953-60, Amalagated Press)
- Super-Detective Picture Library (1953-60, Fleetway/IPC)
T
- T.H.E. Cat (1967, Dell)
- Tales of Wells Fargo (1958-62, Dell Four Color Comics)
- The Tek War Chronicles (2009, Bluewater Productions; aka “William Shatner Presents The Tek War Chronicles”)
- Tek World (1992-93, Epic Comics/Marvel; aka “William Shatner’s Tek World”)
- Tell Them Johnny Wadd is Here (2009, Terminal Press)
- A Terror of Dying Dreams (1987, Eclipse Comics)
- Timothy Trench (1976, appearances in Detective Comics)
- Tony Bravado, Trouble-Shooter (Renegade Press/Special Studios)
U
- Une guele de bois en plomb (1990, Casterman)
V
- Velda Girl Detective: True Crime Comics (2004, Black Cat comics)
- Vengeance Squad (1975-76, Charlton)
- Vic Flint (1946-65, NEA Syndicate; daily and Sunday continuities)
- Vic Flint (1956, Argo Publications)
- Vic Flint, Crime Buster (1948-49, St. John Publications)
W
- The Wasteland (2012, Seagull Books)
- Weimar (1986, Dargaud)
- William Shatner’s Tek World (1992-93, Epic Comics)
- Wyrd (2019, Dark Horse)
Y
- You Have Killed Me (2009, Oni Press)
- Young King Cole (1945-48, Novelty Press)
- Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar: The Brief Candle Matter (May 2003, Moonstone Books)