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Originally Posted by Tarana
I would search by series personally, as I don't know the authors of any comic books.
The goal of a library isn't about recognition of an author as it is ease of finding the materials. Recognition would be in the pages themselves. (paraphrased from a Library 101 class).
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This. I organize by volume date but I'm assuming most here are using calibre.
Personally I've found calibre a poor choice for comics but to each their own.
For file system organization, I've found this to work for me.
DC Comics/Batman (1940 Series)/Batman Vol.1940 #001. (April. 1940).cbz
So, if I'm looking for say, Chris Claremont and X-men:
Marvel/X-Men (1991 Series)/X-Men Vol.1991 #001. (October. 1991).cbz
but that requires having some knowledge of the timeframe the writer did the series but I have found most comic fans are aware of the general timeframe.
Use whatever works best for you.
EDIT: I should note that all of my comics have complete and accurate metadata so comic readers like Comicrack are able to extract more info. Personally I haven't really found the need but it's there if needed.