Complete List of Creator Owned Titles Taking Place in The DCU

[Timothy Hunter]

Believe it or not, there were a slew of DC Comics which took place in their universe, but were owned by the creators.

Titles that come to mine include:

Young Heroes in Love by Dan Raspler
Sovereign Seven by Chris Claremont
The Monolith by Jimmy Palmiotti
Fallen Angel by Peter David

I'm looking for a comprahensive list.

[brandnewfan]

Does Watchmen count?

[phaermink]

The version of Bob, the Galactic Bum where Lobo appears. (Some versions, not published by DC, replace him with another character.)

[Englehart Humperdinck]

The version of Bob, the Galactic Bum where Lobo appears. (Some versions, not published by DC, replace him with another character.)

According to Wikipedia, the reprint in Judge Dredd Megazine replaced Lobo with a butch lesbian named Asbo.

[cgh]

Does Watchmen count?

Famously not creator-owned, unless there's some definition of the term that I'm missing.

I was unaware that any creator-owned titles existed in either of the Big Two so this is pretty interesting stuff.

[phaermink]

Also John Constantine appears in Mobfire, a Vertigo miniseries from 1994.

[ducklord]

Believe it or not, there were a slew of DC Comics which took place in their universe, but were owned by the creators.

Titles that come to mine include:

Young Heroes in Love by Dan Raspler
Sovereign Seven by Chris Claremont
The Monolith by Jimmy Palmiotti
Fallen Angel by Peter David

I'm looking for a comprahensive list.

Let's see (rummaging through the mental database):
Bloodhound? (Checks)... Yup, looks like Dan Jolley took him to Dark Horse, so that counts.
Jack Marshall, Hacker? (Checks)... Unclear if he's creator-owned or not.
Peter Cannon?... he was officially in the DCU for a quick cup of coffee before wandering off to other publishers, so he counts.
Simon Dark and Mother Panic?... Looks like they're owned by DC, so no.

[Coco Loco]

I assume you’re excluding inter-company crossovers like the Spawn and Savage Dragon books from the 90’s.

[Timothy Hunter]

I assume you’re excluding inter-company crossovers like the Spawn and Savage Dragon books from the 90’s.

Yes, that is correct.

[Englehart Humperdinck]

Jack Marshall, Hacker? (Checks)... Unclear if he's creator-owned or not.

The Hacker Files indicia says trademark DC, copyright Lewis Shiner and DC.

[Englehart Humperdinck]

Xero was at least partly owned by Christopher Priest.

[Riv86672]

Xero was at least partly owned by Christopher Priest.

I know you mean the obscure comics character, but if you click on his name in your post it takes you to an accounting software site.

[Englehart Humperdinck]

Chain Gang War was owned by John Wagner and Dave Johnson.

[skyvolt2000]

Xero was at least partly owned by Christopher Priest.

Priest owns it 100% now.

[ducklord]

Priest owns it 100% now.

Man, Xer0... now that was an idea with a lot of insane Priest juice behind it.

African-American pro basketball player, on the same team as his brother. Okay so far.
Secretly a "closer" who lethally mops up espionage loose ends. His brother is his handler. Okay, weird side-hustle, but sure.
Xer0 protects his identity by appearing in public as a blonde white guy. Ahhhh, there's the Priest touch.

Even though that book was infamously destroyed by editorial screw-ups, I loved it.