Note: This is the second of three series of Action Comic/Action Comics. Pricing for this series are 8d (#10 to #43?) and 9d (#44? to #51). However, UK pricing variants (6d) exist for some issues and pricing alone cannot be used to determine the correct series for a particular issue.

Note: Issues 36-50 of this series were probably not published. The indicia publisher of most (if not all issues) is Action Comics Pty. Ltd.

Note: There are two series of 'Archie Comics' in Australia. Issues in this first series have lower pricing, starting at 6d (#1), rising to 8d in 1951 and then to 9d around 1955. Low numbered issues priced at 9d (#1-#16) and all issues priced at 1/- belong in the second series. The title of the second series changes to 'Archie' at issue #31 (1/- pricing).

Note: There are two series of 'Archie Comics' in Australia. Issues in the first series have lower pricing, starting at 6d (#1), rising to 8d in 1951 and then to 9d around 1955. Low numbered issues priced at 9d (#1-#16) and all issues priced at 1/- belong in this second series. The title of the second series changes to 'Archie' at issue #31 (1/- pricing).

Note: The cover title of issues #1 to #3 is Coo Coo the Bird-Brain. However, the indicia states Coo Coo Comics in at least issue #3. The cover title is Coo Coo Comics from issue #4.

Note: Subtitled "Real Stories of True Love". Darling Romance Comic printed by "Truth" and "Sportsman" Ltd., Cnr. Kippax and Holt Streets, Sydney, for the publishers. "Published in Australasia by H. John Edwards Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 14 Bond St., Sydney. Copyright by Archie Comics Inc., New Fork. All rights reserved. Printed by Bridge Printery Pty. Ltd., 117 Reservoir St., Sydney."

Note: Indicia publisher for at least some issues is reported to be Action Comics Pty. Ltd.

Note: Series is undated, date a guess based on original dates of reprinted stories.

Note: Comics in this series are undated. Dating is based on BONZER AUSTRALIAN COMICS 1900s-1990s (Ed. Annette Shiell).

Note: The title of this issue appears to vary between "Kaänga" and "Kaänga Comics".

Note: It is possible that this series did not start with issue 1. Early numbered issues are uncertain. The cover logo for this series is based on Popular Romance (Standard, 1949 series).

Note: Issue #1 includes the series name as "Supermouse" in the indicia.

Note: This is the first series of Tim Valour comics. H. John Edwards published three series: - Series 1: #1 (1948) to #38 (1951). Issues are priced 6d and 8d. - Series 2: #10 (1951) - #50 (1954). Initial issues are marked 'New Series'. #10 to #36 have 8d pricing and can be mixed up with issues of the first series. Pricing then rises to 9d. - Series 3: #11 (1956) to #29 (1957). Issues are priced 9d and 1/-. There are also two one-shots, 'Special' and 'T.1' (approximately 1955).

Note: This is the third series of Tim Valour comics. H. John Edwards published three series: - Series 1: #1 (1948) to #38 (1951). Issues are priced 6d and 8d. - Series 2: #10 (1951) - #50 (1954). Initial issues are marked 'New Series'. #10 to #36 have 8d pricing and can be mixed up with issues of the first series. Pricing then rises to 9d. - Series 3: #11 (1956) to #29 (1957). Issues are priced 9d and 1/-. There are also two one-shots, 'Special' and 'T.1' (approximately 1955).

Note: This is the second series of Tim Valour comics. H. John Edwards published three series: - Series 1: #1 (1948) to #38 (1951). Issues are priced 6d and 8d. - Series 2: #10 (1951) - #50 (1954). initial issues are marked 'New Series'. #10 to #36 have 8d pricing and can be mixed up with issues of the first series. Pricing then rises to 9d. - Series 3: #11 (1956) to #29 (1957). Issues are priced 9d and 1/-. There are also two one-shots, 'Special' and 'T.1' (approximately 1955).