Note: Part of the Boardman adventure series. Preceeded by Ajax Adventure Annual (1952) and followed by New Spaceways Comic Annual (1954) and then Okay Adventure Annual (1955).

Note: One of Boardman's traditional British comic/story annuals that accompanied their Rotogravure series. Others were the Adventure Annual series and the New Spaceways Comic Annual. Not numbered series, follows the Super Coloured Comic Annual (1949) series and continues with the Adventure Annual (1953) series.

Note: Blackhawk issues appear in the untitled Boardman three pence rotogravure series as issues 11, 15, 18, 20, 21, 25, 27, 28, 32, 40, 42, 44, 47, 57, 59, and 61. Series continues with color covers with #45 in 1953. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: More issues probably exist.

Note: Buffalo Bill issues appear in the untitled Boardman three pence rotogravure series as issues 8, 10, 14, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45 and 49. Series continues with color covers with #45 in 1953. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: One of Boardman's traditional British comic/story annuals that accompanied their Rotogravure series. Others were the Adventure Annual series and the New Spaceways Comic Annual. These British annuals feature a mixture of comics, activities, and illustrated text stories. The dust jacket and board covers have the same painted illustration.

Note: Crack Western was a late addition to the untitled Boardman omnibus series as issues 48, 51, and 55. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature. Rotogravure printed.

Note: Reprints from US Quality comics. Each issue reprints half of an issue of Feature Comics.

Note: Reprints from US Quality comics. Each issue reprints half of an issue of US Smash Comics and corresponds to a UK issue of Smash Comics. As stated at the bottom of the last story page: "Printed in Great Britain and published by the Proprietors T. V. BOARDMAN & CO. LTD. 14 Cockspur Street, London S. W. 1".

Note: One of Boardman's traditional British comic/story annuals that accompanied their Rotogravure series. This title is now generally thought to be part of the Adventure Annual series. These British annuals feature a mixture of comic and illustrated text stories. The dust jacket and board covers have the same painted illustration. Although long rumored to exist, issue two is not documented to exist. Preceded by the Adventure Annual (1953) and followed by Okay Adventure Annual (1955).

Note: Part of the Boardman adventure series. Preceeded by New Spaceways Comic Annual (1954) and followed by the Okay Annual of Adventure Stories (1958).

Note: Part of the Boardman adventure series. Preceeded by Okay Adventure Annual (1955) and followed by The First Book of Heroes (1960?). FBH has no comic strip content.

Note: US Newspaper strip reprints. Some issues have new cover art. Not to be confused with Okay Comics (United Features, 1940 series) or O.K. Comics (Hit Publications, 1940 series). This U.K. weekly is the series for which Eisner and Iger packaged material per Steven Rowe and Frank Motler. American comic strips previously printed in WAGS and moved to a new magazine.

Note: Plastic Man was a late addition to the T. V. Boardman omnibus series as issues 56 and 60. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's omnibus series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: Roy Carson issues appear in the untitled Boardman three pence rotogravure series as issues 1, 3, 5, 7, 13, 23, 34, 36, 46, and 54. Series continues with color covers with #45 in 1953. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: Boardman's rotogravure series continues with the addition of color covers and second features. Roy Carson issues appear in the untitled Boardman rotogravure series as issues 1, 3, 5, 7, 13, 23, 34, 36, 46, and 54. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: Reprints from US Quality comics. Each issue reprints half of an issue of US Smash Comics and corresponds to a UK issue of Mystery Comics.

Note: At least two Spirit reprint issues appear in the untitled Boardman three pence rotogravure series as issues 12 and 17. Series continues with color covers with #45 in 1953. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: Part of the Boardman adventure series. Followed by Ajax Comic Annual in 1953.

Note: Reprints from US Quality comics. Each issue reprints half of an issue of US Feature Comics and corresponds to a UK issue of Feature Comics.

Note: Swift Morgan issues appear in the untitled Boardman three pence rotogravure series as issues 2; 4; 6; 9; 16; 30; 38; 50; and 52. Series continues with color covers with #45 in 1953. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.

Note: Boardman's rotogravure series continues with the addition of color covers and second features. Swift Morgan issues appear in the untitled Boardman rotogravure series as issues 2, 4, 6, 9, 16, 30, 38, 50, and 52. Although numbered individually, T.V. Boardman's rotogravure series never had an overall title. Issues are titled only with the name of their primary feature.