Best series that lasted 20 issues or less?

[Robotman]

I loved OMAC. Yes, it was co-written by Didio but it also had Giffen going full Kirby on art and story.

[K7P5V]

The Batman Adventures
(Vol. 2; 17 issues; 2003-2004)

[Brad]

Browsing my comic database for short DC series, I'll list a bunch: Time Warp (1979, 5 issues), Babylon 5 (1995, 11 issues), Major Bummer (1997, 15 issues), Chase (1998, 10 total issues), Chronos (1998, 12 total issues), The Mighty (2009, 12 issues), Frankenstein (2011, 17 total issues), Dial H (2012, 15 issues), and The Terrifics (2018, 18 issues).

Time Warp was bought as back issues, but the rest were bought as they came out. Good memories!

[Brad]

Oops, I just remembered The Terrifics TP volume 4 finished the series with issues 19-30, so it's disqualified. Issues 28-30 were exclusive to the TP.

[Brad]

Help me with this one. Why is is "Threshold Presents"? Who's threshold? Who's the Hunted? Whats the premise?

I just looked it up on MyComicShop. Kind of seems interesting.

[Brad]

Power Company didn't quite make it to 20 issues, IIRC, and was pretty awesome!

Power Company seemed like it lasted longer because before it started, there were seven one-shots setting up each character. Then the 18 regular issues.

[Babylon23]

New Gods - 11 issues



Forever People - 11 issues



Mister Miracle - 18 issues

[Babylon23]

OMAC - 8 issues



The Demon - 19 issues

[Sutekh]

Power Company seemed like it lasted longer because before it started, there were seven one-shots setting up each character. Then the 18 regular issues.

Ooh, I don't have those, I'll have to check them out! Well, probably not gonna rush to get the 'Bork' one-shot, 'cause, well, every team has someone that I just do not care about.

[Godlike13]

Grayson

[DrNewGod]

Ooh, I don't have those, I'll have to check them out! Well, probably not gonna rush to get the 'Bork' one-shot, 'cause, well, every team has someone that I just do not care about.

Bjork's one-shot was quite good. But I get it: different strokes

[The Darknight Detective]

Rima the Jungle Girl was great, despite only lasting 7 issues.

[OBrianTallent]

There's so many, honestly. Early series like Rima the Jungle Girl, Starfire (the 1976 version), jump to the 80s and we have Amethyst and 'Mazing man. Captain Carrot and his amazing Zoo Crew only lasted 20 issues...does that qualify them? I loved that series. Adventures of the DC Universe, Aztek, Breach were all good little runs. Of the last few years...the one that most stood out to me has been Frankenstein Agent of SHADE. I seriously loved that quirky book and would love to see it come back.

[K7P5V]

Doom Patrol
(Vol. 4; 18 issues; 2004-2006)

[tib2d2]

OMAC - 8 issues



The Demon - 19 issues

OMAC is so great, its a shame that the 8th issue ends on a cliffhanger and you have to find the backups in Kamandi and Warlord to complete the story. And they're not collected!