Note: This variation of the publisher name, with the U.S. spelling of 'color', was used only for a brief period in K. G. Murray's early period.

Note: This variation of the name (with out "Publishing Company") was one of a number of variations used early before company settled into its most common terms.

Note: The indicia source for this publisher has "the" in lower case letters, unlike the usual "The" in "The K. G. Murray Publishing Company Pty. Ltd." It is also missing the "Pty. Ltd." This wording might suggest early transitional wording, before the more common company name and regular use of "Colour Comics Pty. Ltd."

Note: Man Junior Magazine Pty. Ltd is the division of K.G. Murray responsible for the magazine of the same name. Two series of Man Junior were published 1937-1953 and 1954-1974. However, the indicia publisher name was probably not used for the entire period and only a few comics were published by the company. Man Junior routinely included a single Devil Doone story by Hart Amos. These were collected and republished by K. G. Murray under a number of indicia publisher names between 1948 and 1972.

Note: Pro-Art Productions shares an address with K. G. Murray (142 Clarence Street, Sydney, 2000).

Note: Dates are estimates.

Note: Sport Magazine was one of numerous "Proprietors" that were part of the Kenneth G Murray publishing empire, most of which were named after specific publications. The eponymous 'Sport Magazine' ran June 1954 to December 1963, when its title changed to 'Australian Sport and Surfriding' until the magazine ended sometime after 1964. The publisher's output also included a range of other sporting and car publications until about 1973. Between 1967/68 and 1973/74, a range of comics was also published by Sport Magazine. Some of these titles carried the "Colour Comics" cover branding, but most were unbranded. Sport Magazine represented a distinct portfolio of Murray's comics focused on non-DC reprints, including rare Marvel reprints and material from Europe (especially Spain and the UK).

Note: This slightly shorter variation of K. G. Murray's publisher name (with out Pty. Ltd.) seems to be used only on its earliest comics.

Note: This indicia publisher might be an error. "The K.G. Murray Publishing Co.", which was listed on other early comics, might have been intended. It is on "The Blue Ray".