Note: Cover titles vary.

Note: Original Dick Tracy stories. The third volume adapts the 1990 movie. Imprint: Hollywood Comics.

Note: Collects Dick Tracy (Disney, 1990 Series) #1-3.

Note: Published 2 times in 2004, increased to quarterly with 2005 issues.

Note: Has no indicia title. "Disney Comic Zone" is the cover title, and the title at the bottom of every page. Spine title is "Disney Comic Zone All-New Comics Special".

Note: Cover artwork originally commissioned for an unpublished ninth issue is printed in Disney Masters (Fantagraphics, 2018 series) # 13 - Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: The Sunken City (December 2020).

Note: Giveaway with Procter & Gamble products. Contains some comic stories. This series contains Gulf reprints as well as some original Mickey Mouse comic book stories later published by Western. The series was published monthly from May 1975 through April 1976 (except the November-December issue). After a four-month hiatus, publication resumed with one original issue for Fall, 1976, followed by seven more monthly re-issues (again with the exception of the November-December issue). All seven had slightly re-worked content (publication, promotional tie-in, coming-next-month feature, etc) reprinting almost entirely the first, second, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh issues.

Note: This is a series of small comic strips that were included in Disney Princess Comics Collectible Dolls. Each issue has two comic strips about the character that it was included in.

Note: These may have been giveaways or packaged with a toy, record, video or another book, as they have no price or publication frequency noted. According to members of The Disney Comics Fan Group on Facebook, these comics were sold in two-packs in toy stores (including Toys R Us).

Note: These may have been giveaways or packaged with a toy, record, video or another book, as they have no price or publication frequency noted. According to members of The Disney Comics Fan Group on Facebook, these comics were sold in two-packs in toy stores (including Toys R Us).

Note: Listed as "Volume 1," but unknown if subsequent issues were published. Consists of stills from Mickey Mouse cartoons from the 1930s-40s broken down into panels with word balloons and sound effects added.

Note: Series title is as shown in indicia.

Note: These may have been giveaways or packaged with a toy, record, video or another book, as they have no price or publication frequency noted. According to members of The Disney Comics Fan Group on Facebook, these comics were sold in two-packs in toy stores (including Toys R Us).

Note: Based on the animated TV series based in turn upon the Uncle Scrooge comic book stories of Carl Barks. Donald Duck, off on a hitch in the Navy, has been replaced by pilot Launchpad McQuack.

Note: Giveaway produced by Disney for Diamond D-X Gas Stations. "Walt Disney's D-X Dumbo Weekly" on cover.

Note: Original story based on the High School Musical movies. The first few chapters originally appeared in High School Musical Magazine.

Note: The second incarnation of Mickey Mouse Magazine launched as a promotion for dairies, two months after the end of the original series. The new series looked very much the same as the previous magazine, but had the name of a local dairy printed on the cover, and vigorously promoted the benefits of milk consumption. The magazine was distributed door-to-door by milk delivery drivers. The magazine was published by Kay Kamen and edited by Hal Horne, director of advertising and publicity for movie company United Artists, who began distributing Disney cartoons in 1932.

Note: Includes a comic section, comic posters, and activity pages, but these total less than 50% of the magazine.

Note: Adapted from the animated television series Phineas and Ferb This book is an adaptation of a television episode. All of the art is screencaptures from the show, arranged into panels and then overlaid with word balloons and sound effects: i.e., a photonovel

Note: Adapted from the animated television series Phineas and Ferb This book is an adaptation of a television episode. All of the art is screencaptures from the show, arranged into panels and then overlaid with word balloons and sound effects: i.e., a photonovel

Note: Adapted from the animated television series Phineas and Ferb This book is an adaptation of a television episode. All of the art is screencaptures from the show, arranged into panels and then overlaid with word balloons and sound effects: i.e., a photonovel

Note: Created for sale exclusively in The Disney Store. An adaptation of the movie "The Princess and the Frog".

Note: Created by Gary K. Wolf in the novel "Who Censored Roger Rabbit".

Note: This is not an all-comics publication, but it does contain a 56-page adaptation of the film, which is more than 50% of its 100 pages.

Note: Collects Tron: Betrayal (Marvel, 2010 Series).

Note: ISSN: 1053-4687