Шаблон:Infobox comics story arc/doc

This template is intended for story arcs that: comprise only a portion of a title's full run (such as Spider-Man: One More Day or Batman and Son); or ran substantially through multiple titles, sometimes consisting of an eponymous series (such as Civil War (comics) or Forever Evil). For limited series, use {{Infobox comic book title}}.

Usage

{{Infobox comics story arc <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics--> 
| title          = 
| image          = <!-- filename format only -->
| imagesize      = <!-- default 250 -->
| caption        = 
| alt            = 
| publisher      = 
| date           = 
| startmo        = 
| startyr        = 
| endmo          = 
| endyr          = 
| genre          = 
| titles         = <!-- include issue #s -->
| main_char_team = 
| writers        = 
| artists        = 
| pencillers     = 
| inkers         = 
| letterers      = 
| editors        = 
| colorists      = 
| CEheader       =
| TPB            = 
| ISBN           = 
| TPB#           = 
| ISBN#          = 
| cat            = 
| cat+#          = 
| sortkey        = {{PAGENAME}}
| self-titled    = y
| nonUS          = 
}}

Шаблон:Infobox comics story arc

Parameter notes

Common elements

Most of the parameters are designed only to show in the infobox if something is entered. They can be left in the template and empty if the item does not pertain to the article or if the information is not known at the time the template is added.
The title field is an exception. If left empty the infobox will not generate a title. If the title for the infobox is the same as the title of the article, title can either be deleted or commented out. The later is preferable since the name of the article, or the preferred name of the infobox may change.
For multiple items in one field use the template {{plainlist}}. This is in line in accessibility guidelines.
Placing images in the infobox uses two fields:
- image which is just the filname of the image. The template will add the markup to show the image.
  Example: image= example.jpg
- imagesize which is the width the image will display at. The template will only accept a number here. If left empty or if a string (such as "225px") is entered, the image will default to 250px wide.
  - If you find the image to be too tall, reduce the size below 250px.
  - The parameter is capped at maximum width of 250. Entering values grater than this will result in the default setting being used.
  - The image will also cap at 450 in height.
The caption will appear below the image. Keep it short, but indicate the original source published source of the image and the artist(s).
Example: A comic book issue cover would be captioned as "Wolverine vol 2, #17. Art by John Byrne."
To keep in line with Wikipedia:Alternative text for images, alt needs to be updated with the "text alternative" of the image. This is not the same as the caption. It should also be kept short, but needs to be descriptive of the image.

Specific elements

Date should be the cover dates of the first and last issues. This can also be generated by a sereis of 4 fields:
- startyr - The year, by the cover date, of the first issue of the story arc.
- startmo - The month, season or week specified in the first issue's cover date. This field is optional so it can be left out if no "month" is part of the cover date.
- endyr - The year, by the cover date, of the last issue of the story arc. If the arc started and ended in the same year, this field should be the same as startyr.
- endmo - The month, season or week specified in the last issue's cover date. This field is optional so it can be left out if no "month" is part of the cover date.
  - If endishyr and endishmo are omitted, the template will assume that the arc was completed within the month (both startyr and startmo present) or year (only startyr).
titles will create a "hidden" table listing the series/issues involved as a notable part of the story arc. For cases where only a few (1-3) titles will be listed, the hide option can be overridden by adding:
|notable = y
- These lists should generally be sorted alphabetically.
Creators and primary characters/teams that are primarily involved in the arc can be listed with the following fields. These fields should be minimal, please keep this in mind when dealing with stories that crossed many titles or had very large casts.
- main_char_team
- writers
- artists
  - NOTE: artist should be used when listing creators who contributed in more than one capacity as a penciller, inker, and/or colorist. This would also include those who work in painted or photographic art.
- pencillers
- inkers
- letterers
- colorists
- editors
CEheader will change the page that Collected editions directs to. Defaults to #Collected editions. See The New 52 as an example of how this is used.
TPB, TPB#, ISBN, and ISBN# are used to list notable collected editions. Up to 10 can be accommodated (# being replaced with 1-9). "Notable" in this case would be the first printing of either one of the first few collections or a collection with citable critical acclaim (industry award nominee or winner for example).
- nonUS is a logical notation for items that were published using British instead of American spellings. At present this only affects the "Colorist/Colourist" field.

"Anthology trade" articles

{{Infobox comics story arc
<!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics--> 
| anth           = y
| title          = 
| image          = <!-- filename format only -->
| imagesize      = <!-- default 250 -->
| caption        = 
| alt            = 
| publisher      = 
| date           = 
| genre          = 
| titles         = <!-- include issue #s -->
| ISBN           = 
| main_char_team = 
| writers        = 
| artists        = 
| pencillers     = 
| inkers         = 
| letterers      = 
| editors        = 
| colorists      = 
| cat            = 
| sortkey        = {{PAGENAME}}
| nonUS          = 
}}

Шаблон:Infobox comics story arc This variation is designed specifically for trades that collect various issues, but not story arcs.

Parameter changes

startmo, startyr, endmo, and endyr will not function; the original publishing dates for the collected issues have to be entered at date.

Category changes

The article will be placed under Гурӯҳ:Comics publications.
cat will place the article under "<cat> titles", please make sure the appropriate category exists.
startyr will not cause the article to be categorized.

Genre list

This is a list of the logical fields the template currently supports for genre.

\|Adventure = y	\|AltHistory = y	\|Anarch = y	\|Anthology = y	\|Anthro = y
\|Biopunk = y	\|Christian = y	\|Crime = y	\|Cyberpunk = y	\|Detective = y
\|Erotic = y	\|Fantasy = y	\|Historical = y	\|Horror = y	\|Humor = y
\|Magic = y	\|MArts = y	\|Mystery = y	\|Myth = y	\|Office = y
\|Philosophy = y	\|Politico = y	\|PostApoc = y	\|Psych = y	\|Romance = y
\|SciFi = y	\|School = y	\|Sport = y	\|Spy = y	\|Steampunk = y
\|Superhero = y	\|Swash = y	\|TechnoThril= y	\|Thrill = y	\|Vampire = y
\|War = y	\|Werewolf = y	\|Western	\|Zombie = y

Anthro - for Anthropomorphic - can be refiend for funny animal and furry comics:

For funny animals use "funny" or "funny-first" instead of "y" or "first"
For furry comics use "furry" or "furry-first" instead of "y" or "first"

Some of these are mutually exclusive based on subgrenre:

Action-adventure (Adventure) is the parent of — Martial arts (MArts), Spy, Superhero, Swashbuckler(Swash), and War
Crime is the parent of — Detective and Mystery
Cyberpunk is the parent of — Biopunk and Steampunk
Historical is the parent of — Alternate history (AltHistory)
Horror is the parent of — Vampire, Werewolf, and Zombie
Science Fiction (SciFi) is the parent of — Cyberpunk and Post-apocalyptic (PostApoc)
Thriller (Thrill) is the parent of — Spy

In some cases, two or more of the tages will post a combined genre to the infobox. These include:

Comic fantasy — Fantasy and Humor
Crime-thriller — Crime and Thriller (Thrill)
Comic science fiction — Humor and Science Fiction (SciFi)
Dark fantasy — Fantasy and Horror
Erotic fantasy — Erotic and Fantasy
Erotic horror — Erotic and Horror
Gothic science fiction — Horror and Science Fiction (SciFi)
Historical fantasy — Fantasy and Historical
Historical romance — Historical and Romance
Military science fiction — Science Fiction (SciFi) and War
Psychological-thriller — Psychological (Psych) and Thriller (Thrill)
Romantic comedy — Humor and Romance
Romantic fantasy — Fantasy and Romance
Science fantasy — Fantasy and Science Fiction (SciFi)
Science fiction Western — Science Fiction (SciFi) and Western
Weird West — Horror and Western
Wuxia — Fantasy, Historical, and Martial arts (MArts) in cases where "Chinese" can be selected as the original language.

Some series or franchise specific categories exists as subcategories for a particular genre. To avoid double categorization, the following "series" tags can be used:

Bond to replace Spy James Bond comics	Chthulu to replace Horror Chthulu Mythos comics	LoEG to replace AltHistory and Steampunk The League of Extraordinary Gentalmen
WotW to replace Steampunk War of the Worlds comics