Note: Series reprints stories previously published in the United States by Fiction House. Covers typically feature "Ka'a'nga" or "Wambi" from the Fiction House Jungle Comics series. Cover title is "Diamond Adventure Comic". At least one issue has an indicia of simply "Diamond".

Note: Atlas was the distributor for the first two volumes of this series, and took over publication with volume 3, possibly earlier (from as early as 1957 according to Denis Gifford in The Complete Catalogue of British Comics). The title of some later issues reads "Lone Star" only.

Note: SPACE ACE continues from the UK Atlas western series, "Lone Star". All issues in this series have the cover title "Space Ace Guardian of the Universe". Early issues of this series (1 to 13?) include SPACE ACE stories by UK artist Ron Turner; later issues (14? to 33) have art and scripts from Spain's Selecciones Ilustradas (SI) agency. SI provided significant comic artwork work on commission for the UK market, with scripts provided from UK companies (similar to their method of operation with US publisher Warren). Stories in this series, however, were part of its 'syndicated' work. The features were prepared in advance by SI and sold to numerous markets throughout the world. The later Selecciones Ilustradas SPACE ACE stories are rebranded JOHNNY GALAXIA/JOHNNY GALAXY stories, translated and often significantly rescripted.

Note: Reprints of various Superboy and Rex the Wonder Dog stories.

Note: Issues for 1955-56, 1956-57 and 1957-58 were titled Superboy Adventure Book.