Note: The content intended for the never released 15th issue is published in Seduction of the Innocent 3-D (Eclipse, 1985 series)#1 (October 1985).

Note: Adventures of Mighty Mouse has two issues numbered #144, one published by Pines, the other published by Dell. Issue 129 (only) is titled "Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse" both on the cover and in the indicia. In issue 133 only, the title in the Statement of Ownership is "Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse".

Note: Based on the CBS-TV series Winky Dink and You, a children's program that aired from 1953 to 1957.

Note: Publishing gap between #1 (February 1942) and #2 (September 1942).

Note: Risqué humour magazine with painted covers throughout, by Earle Bergey, Jefferson Machamar etc: early issues were sporadic, then generally on a quarterly schedule, but only three issues per volume. Also, for a good part of the run, the indicia had a specific month while the cover listed a seasonal date. The numbering of final two issues don't reflect the previous releases, but coincide with the company's comics titles, which started at issue #5.

Note: Dennis the Menace Giant Vacation Special (Standard, 1955 series) and/or Dennis the Menace Christmas Issue (Standard, 1955 series) might have been the first issue in this series.

Note: All issues have "Freckles" in the indicia. All issues have "Freckles and His Friends" on the cover.

Note: William H. Wise published #1-4 as surrogate.

Note: At least the cover for a fourth issue (#8) of this series was produced as seen in Dan DeCarlo's Jetta (IDW Publishing, 2010).

Note: Based upon the humorous newspaper strip by George McManus, distributed by King Features Syndicate; see also Four Color (Dell, 1939 Series) #18, Four Color (Dell, 1942 Series) #37 and various series as: Bringing Up Father

Note: Issues 16 through 20 are listed by some sources, but do not appear to exist.

Note: Cover title is 'Katzenjammer Kids' from #15 to #19.

Note: Published and (c) Visual Editions, Inc., 10 E. 40th Street, NYC.

Note: Title spelled without hyphens in the indicia of #2.

Note: Ties-in with the TV show. "CBS Television Presents New Mighty Mouse" on cover.

Note: See also Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #180 (February 1948), featuring Ozark Ike, which precedes this series.

Note: Some issues distributed in Canada under the title Real Life Picture Magazine.

Note: Some issues of Real Life Comics (Pines, 1941 series) were distributed in Canada under this title to get around a ban on the distribution of American comics.

Note: The Series name on the covers became "Spunky Junior Cowboy", starting with issue #3. The indicia name did not change until the last issue, #7, when it became "Spunky, Jr. Cowboy".

Note: Indicia for issue 1 is just "Starlet O'Hara", issues 2, 3 and 4 have "Starlet O'Hara in Hollywood". Cover title for all four issues is "Starlet O'Hara in Hollywood." Feature continues in Cookie (American Comics Group, 1946 series) #24-36.

Note: Cover title: SUPERMOUSE #1, SUPERMOUSE COMICS #2-3, SUPERMOUSE #4-6, SUPERMOUSE THE BIG CHEESE #7-9, SUPERMOUSE #10-11, SUPERMOUSE THE BIG CHEESE #12.