Order of David Liss Books

David Liss is an American author, who writes historical mysteries and suspense novels. He gave up studying 18th Century British literature in order to take up a career as a full-time author. In addition to novels, Liss also writes comic books. His series character is Benjamin Weaver.

David Liss became a published author in 2000 with A Conspiracy of Paper. Below is a list of David Liss’ books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Benjamin Weaver Books

A Conspiracy of Paper	(2000)
A Spectacle of Corruption	(2004)
The Devil's Company	(2007)
The Double Dealer	(2017)

Publication Order of Journalstone's Doubledown Books

Paleo - The Doomsday Prepper

(2015)

Publication Order of Randoms Books

Randoms	(2015)
Rebels	(2016)
Renegades	(2017)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

The Coffee Trader	(2003)
The Ethical Assassin	(2006)
The Whiskey Rebels	(2008)
The Twelfth Enchantment	(2011)
The Day of Atonement	(2014)

Publication Order of Graphic Novels

Black Panther: The Man Without Fear, Volume 1	(2011)
Mystery Men	(2011)
Fear Itself: Black Panther: The Man Without Fear	(2012)
Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive!	(2012)
The Spider, Vol. 1	(2013)
Sword of the Apocalypse	(2013)
The Spider, Volume 2	(2013)
The Spider Volume 3	(2014)
The Shadow Now	(2014)
Sherlock Holmes, Vol. 3: Moriarty Lives	(2016)
Black Panther: The Man Without Fear	(2018)
Mystery Men: The Golden Age	(2018)
Marvel's SPIDER-MAN: Hostile Takeover	(2018)

Publication Order of Harold Middleton Books

The Chopin Manuscript	(2007)
The Copper Bracelet	(2009)
The Starling Project: An Audible Drama	(2014)
Serial thrillers written by multiple authors.

Publication Order of Anthologies

Four Summoner's Tales	(2013)
Dark Duets	(2014)

Notes: The Copper Bracelet is a collaborative novel, co-authored with several other authors. The Spider: Vol. 1 was co-authored with Colton Worley. Sword of the Apocalypse was co-authored with Flint Dille and Daniel Arey. The Journalstone’s Doubledown series is written with Eileen Curtright.

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