Note: The cover and indicia titles are simply The Captain and the Kids. There were actually 3 Special Issues -- the first being the 50th anniversary issue.

Note: There were 15 Captain & The Kids US comics before this series: One Okay Comics (7/1940); eleven Comics on Parade (late 1940 to 12/47, plus July 1946 Special Issue); and 3 Captain & Kids special issues (Spring-Fall 1948).

Note: No #3 published. #3 may have been replaced by United Presents Curly Kayoe (United Features, 1948 series) #Special Fall Issue.

Note: Frances M. McQueeny seems to have acted as surrogate for United Features. Previous conclusions that he acted as surrogate for Standard in publishing this title failed to note that this title precedes the other Standard titles featuring United Features strips by about 2 years.

Note: Same as Single Series #13 (dual series name and numbering). See that issue for complete details.

Note: There's no direct connection, but at the time the first issue (#16) was published, there had been 15 issues of Comics on Parade starring Nancy (with Fritzi Ritz). Nancy remained the main feature of Comics on Parade until its end, with Sluggo eventually becoming her 'co-star'.

Note: Not to be confused with Okay Comics Weekly (T. V. Boardman Ltd., 1937 series) or O.K. Comics (Hit Publications, 1940 series). This is *not* the series for which Eisner and Iger packaged material per Steven Rowe and Frank Motler. A back cover scan provided by Frank Motler confirms the United Features Syndicate connection as it is cross-advertised with other UFS titles.

Note: The weekly comic strip copyright book sent to the Copyright Office, New York City-area newsstands, and some subscribers reprinting the original proof sheets of the upcoming week's worth of comic strips. Meant to be used to help in securing copyright of the strips. Title of the comic had an exclamation mark with it in the 1980s, but it seems to be just a part of the graphic design (as the title was in a word balloon) and not really a change in the publication's title. Start year of 1939 confirmed in the submission to the U.S. Copyright Office recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 2, Periodicals, 1941, New Series, Volume 36, Number 3.