Note: First Fox indicia publisher, used only briefly

Note: One of several surrogate publishers used by Fox as it resumed operations towards the end of the War.

Note: Fox's primary post-War indicia publisher. Confusingly, a few series in the early 50's featured an indicia publisher of "Fox Features Syndicate, Inc." (note 's' at end of "Features"), which is listed as a separate indicia publisher. However, that form is rare and almost certainly a typo. Fox Feature Syndicate was listed in the October 1937 NYC Business Directory at 480 Lexington Ave, and was publishing an astrology magazine (World Astrology, the indicia publisher of which was actually Bruns Publications, Inc. at that time). In 1946, the company was listed at 60 East 42nd St. in the NYC phone book, as was Victor Fox himself.

Note: Probably the result of a typo, this alternate company spelling (note the "s" on the end of "Features") has been spotted on one series (so far) from 1950. The vast majority of issues list the indicia publisher without the "s".

Note: Fox's primary pre-War indicia publisher.

Note: Used concurrently with Fox Feature Syndicate, Inc. towards Fox's final years.

Note: One of several surrogates Fox used as it resumed operations towards the end of the War. Larkin, Roosevelt & Larkin, Ltd was owned by Thomas Larkin, III and operated from 1937 to 1957, publishing mostly "Who's Who" style books. They also published at least one paperback for Fox in 1942.

Note: One of several surrogates Fox used as it resumed operations towards the end of the War.

Note: To date found only on one issue about which little is known.

Note: The most common of several surrogates Fox used as it resumed operations towards the end of the War.