Note: #1 may not exist

Note: Indicia title is "Buddies of the U.S. Army." Cover title is "Buddies in the U.S. Army."

Note: Indicia title is just "Butch Cassidy". Issue number on inside spine.

Note: "Campus Romances" on cover.

Note: This comic has no indicia, Title from cover.

Note: Second series.

Note: Regular series horror title, after an earlier one-shot experiment, Eerie Comics (Avon, 1947 series); the horrified girl seen on the cover to issue #5 was reworked for the covers to #9, #13 and #17 (image reversed).

Note: First comic of the supernatural/horror; one-shot; it was followed by a regular series from the same publisher: Eerie (Avon, 1951 series). See also Adventures into the Unknown (ACG, 1948), the first horror comic series.

Note: Indicia series title for issue #1 is Undersea Fighting Commandos. Series title changed to Fighting Undersea Commandos with issue #2.

Note: See also Flying Saucers (Avon, 1952 series).

Note: Each issue had a different cover title. Issue #1: Geronimo Indian Fighter. #2: Geronimo On The Warpath. #3: Geronimo And His Apache Murderers. For #2 and #3, the indicia title matches the cover title.

Note: No issues #10-14 was published.

Note: Issue # 5 continues from All True Detective Cases (1952 series) #1-4. 34 months hiatus between #3 (December 1951) and #5 (November-December 1954). There is no issue #4.

Note: The reprint is dated August 1950, but has no date listed on the cover.

Note: Pulp magazine series with illustrated text stories, plus a four color comics insert, minus their original covers, in each (32 pages each); edited by Donald A. Wollheim. The first issue contains Out of This World (Avon, 1950 series) #1 (June 1950) The second issue contains Strange Worlds (Avon, 1950 Series) #1 (November 1950) The comics stories for each issue are included, with writer and artist credits, in the 'table of contents' at the front.

Note: First issue mistakenly listed as #2 in indicia, though correct #1 appears on cover.

Note: Issues #7-8: "Adventures of Peter Rabbit" on cover. Issues #9-24: "The New Adventures of Peter Rabbit" on cover. Issues #25-34: "Adventures of Peter Rabbit" on cover. Just "Peter Rabbit" in the indicia only throughout the run.

Note: Issue #1-5: "Peter Rabbit Comics" on cover. Issue #6: "Peter Rabbit" only on cover.

Note: There is no exclamation point at the end of the title in the indicia of #5.

Note: No issues #14-19 were published.

Note: Featuring the adventure fiction character Simon Templar (aka The Saint) created by Leslie Charteris in 1928. At the time this comic series launched Vincent Price was portraying Templar on radio. Indicia title is The Saint Comics in issues 1-8, and The Saint in issues 9-12.

Note: Captain Silver's Log of the Sea Hound on cover.

Note: One story is reprinted in Jungle Adventures (Skywald, 1971) under another title. It is not known yet which story from Slave Girl Comics that is reprinted though. Another Malu story was published in Strange Worlds (Avon, 1950 series) #3.