Note: Fox Giant. Made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, removing the cover discards the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Fox Giant, made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, discarding the cover removes the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Fox Giant, made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, discarding the cover removes the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Fox Giant, made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, discarding the cover removes the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Often titled The Blue Beetle (with the definite article) throughout the series run, on both cover and indicia. No issue #43 was published.

Note: The Green Mask #10 had a cover date of August 1944, which would suggest that issue #11 would appear in August. Instead, The Bouncer #11 came out at that time, with most of the same features as The Green Mask (except for the lead feature). The Rocket Kelly story in The Bouncer #11 is a direct continuation of the Rocket Kelly story in The Green Mask #10. Clearly, The Bouncer was intended, at that time, to be the continuation of The Green Mask. However, two months later, The Green Mask did continue, and resumed with its own issue #11.

Note: featuring the exploits of William 'Buffalo Bill' Cody; see also Colossal Features Magazine (Fox, 1950 series) #33[1] and #34[2] (May and July 1950), which also star William Cody.

Note: Remaindered copies of #3 can be found inside some copies of Blue Circle Comics (Rural Home, 1944 series) #6.

Note: Apparently issues #17 and #18 were not published. Cover title is "Dagar Desert Hawk", but indicia title is "Dagar" in #14-16,19-22.

Note: Cover title is "Dorothy Lamour Jungle Princess", indicia title is just "Dorothy Lamour". An otherwise unreleased issue of Dorothy Lamour can be found rebound in the cover of some copies of Red Circle Comics (Rural Home, 1945 series) #4

Note: This "series" is really more of a set of one-shots, and the number of issues from 1946 and the nature of each remains uncertain. The yellow-and-black cover 1946 issue is known to exist in two variations, both rebindings of earlier 196-pagers (the 1944 issue of this series or the giant-sized Ribtickler issue). The issue that looks almost exactly like the 1944 issue but with a rabbit in the lower left corner instead of the table of contents box is believed to have been published in 1946 but that has never been confirmed, nor has that issue's indicia publisher been documented. It is not clear whether the rabbit issue is Overstreet's 1946 #1 (not #1-Ribtickler) issue or if they just refer to the two variations of the yellow-and-black cover.

Note: Consists of rebound unsold Fox romance comics. Cover shown has date stamp of 08 Jun A.M., I assume indicating when the book was put on display, though in some cases it was to indicate when the book was to be taken off the display stand by whomever sold it.

Note: numbering continues in Feature Stories Magazine (Fox, 1950 series) [counting A Feature Presentation #5 as #1 and Feature Presentations Magazine #6 as #2]

Note: Numbering continues from Feature Presentations Magazine (Fox, 1950 series) [counting A Feature Presentation #5 as #1 and Feature Presentations Magazine #6 as #2] An otherwise unreleased issue of Feature Stories Magazine can be found behind the cover of some copies of Blazing Comics (Rural Home, 1944 series) #v2#2 (5).

Note: "Full Color Comics" and "They Ring the Bell" were mistakenly listed in The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide for several years because of a misreading of the Fox advertisement shown as a cover scan here. The Overstreet errors have been corrected. Thanks to Nick Pope (gifflefunk) for the correction on 8 August 2008.

Note: There is a 2 and a half year gap in publication between the 9th and 10th issue. The character of Green Mask changes from father to son and all of the backup features change at this time.

Note: "Rip-Roaring Movie Star"

Note: Fox Giant; made up of four coverless Fox comics; since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, removing the cover discards the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: This comic was mentioned in Fredric Wertham's 1954 book Seduction of the Innocent (Rinehart & Company) (p. 42) as an example of a romance comic converted to a crime comic. A third issue was intended for November 1950 but was never published. Original art for a single story "Dog Detective", a Nick Carter western feature, shows it was originally intended for a November issue of Hunted. Instead, it was published in All-Famous Police Cases (Star Publications, 1952 series) #9 (February 1953).

Note: Indicia for issue #29 [2] is listed as "I Loved, True Confession Stories". Cover title for same issue is "I Loved Real Confession Stories".

Note: Indicia title: JO-JO COMICS - 1-7[b], 14-29; JO-JO - 8-12. Cover title: JO-JO COMICS - 1-6; JO-JO, CONGO KING - 7[a]-29. There are two #7s. Numbering is corrected with #14, skipping #13.

Note: Fox Giant, made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, discarding the cover removes the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Title previously listed as "Judy Canova Star of Stage Screen and Radio" but is just Judy Canova in the indicia.

Note: Fox Giant. Made up of four coverless Fox comics. Since Fox often started their story on the inside cover, removing the cover discards the first page of the first story of each rebound book.

Note: Based on the Radio and TV Show. An otherwise unreleased issue of Martin Kane, Private Eye can be found inside the cover of some copies of Blue Circle Comics (Rural Home, 1944 series) #6.

Note: Based on the 1943-56 "Meet Corliss Archer" radio series.

Note: First series. There are two #9s. Title in indicia for #1-3: "Murder, Incorporated"; Title in indicia for #5-15: "Murder Incorporated."

Note: Second series.

Note: Numbering changes mid-series, though all issues released on regular bi-monthly schedule.

Note: "My Life True Stories in Pictures" was the third romance title to hit newsstands, following Crestwood's "Young Romance" and Marvel's "My Romance".

Note: The cover of issue #17 was illustrated in psychiatrist Fredric Wertham M.D.'s book, 'Seduction of the Innocent', 1954; above the caption, 'Sexual stimulation by combining "headlights" with the sadist's dream of tying up a woman.' Note/ Facsimile/replica editions exist of issues #13 and #17; they are identical, but printed on glossy white paper throughout.