Note: 1944 and 1952 have been confirmed. Do issues for years 1945-1951 exist? See also Crime Does Not Pay 1953 (Annual) (Lev Gleason, 1953 series) #[nn].

Note: Indicia for #3 - 42 reads 'Boy Comics'. Indicia for #43 - 97 reads 'Boys Illustories'. Indicia for #98 - 199 reads 'Boy Comics'.

Note: Adapted from a Sam Kujava index. "The Amazing Adventures of Buster Crabbe" on cover but "Buster Crabbe" in indicia.

Note: Indicia title: Capt. Battle Comics. Cover title: Captain Battle Comics.

Note: Companion title to: Crime Does Not Pay (Lev Gleason, 1942 Series); the first seven issues were printed in Canada, with indicia as 'Crime & Punishment'; the remainder were printed in U.S.A. as 'Crime and Punishment' There was also a contemporaneous all-reprint series from Canada: Crime and Punishment (Superior Publishers Limited, 1949 series); early issues of the two series are difficult to differentiate except by checking for U.S. or Canadian advertising. There was also a 'Crime and Penalty' #1 mock-up; only one known copy; which utilized Crime Does Not Pay #59 (January 1948) for the contents; apart from a change to the title header, the cover is otherwise identical to the regular Crime and Punishment #1 edition; It's possible the title was abandoned due to its similarity to: Crime Must Pay the Penalty (Ace Magazines, 1948 Series) #33(first issue; February 1948) Description of the mock-up supplied by: 'Scoop - Crime and Penalty Ashcan Discovered' (internet article; July 27, 2007)

Note: See also: Complete Book of True Crime Comics (Wm. H. Wise & Co., 1944 Series) [nn]; which reprints the contents of #22 and #24, rebound under a new cover.

Note: Indicia title as listed, including "(Annual)." Cover title: The Best Stories from Crime Does Not Pay 1953.

Note: Previously known as Friday.

Note: Series title: Issue #1: indicia and cover title is "Daredevil Battles Hitler". Issue #2: indicia and cover title is "Daredevil Comics". Later issues all have indicia and cover title "Daredevil" Content: The character Daredevil is gradually phased out of the comic that bears his name. He stops appearing on the cover first, then altogether as the Little Wise Guys take over top spot in the comic.

Note: Adapted from a Sam Kujava index.

Note: Appears to follow and continue from Silver Streak Comics (Lev Gleason, 1946 series) #23. No date on item. Date based on estimated date of previous issues.

Note: Later changed its name to Dan Gillmor's Scoop at some point in 1941.

Note: Indicia title is "Horsefeathers"; cover title is "Horse Feathers Comics."

Note: The indicia title for issues #1-6 reads "Lover's Lane" with the apostrophe before the 's'. All other issues have the apostrophe after the 's'.

Note: Lev Gleason is the publisher assigned to this title, but didn't assume this role until around #19, March 1942, when his credits begin appearing on the covers. See also Dime Comics (Lev Gleason, 1946 Series) #1, which is contemporaneous with #[22], #23 and features a Silver Streak cover and story. Silver Streak Comics was revived with two undated issues, assumed to be 1946; an unnumbered all-reprint issue (counted as #22) and #23, with new art.

Note: Published by Top Magazine Inc.

Note: Adapted from an index by Sam Kujava.