Note: Sello editorial surgido del fanzine de Manuel Bartual de igual título, que luego publicó cómics y productos ilustrados, como los firmados por El Hematocrítico (El Hematocrítico del arte, Drama en el portal), los de fichas (como el de Pedro Villarejo Los fabulosos Teykerman) y otros (camisetas, postales, pósteres). En enero de 2015 anunció que su organigrama pasaba a integrarse con el de la editorial Astiberri a los efectos de distribución y ventas.

Note: Publisher owner of printers of comics, Ka-Blam.

Note: Lançamentos independentes dos gêmeos Fábio Moon e Gabriel Bá.

Note: Established by Keith Frederick Robinson in 2010.

Note: The publisher seems to have only released one comic, Native Drums, which ran six issues and was collected in a hardcover. They also sell artbooks, T-Shirts, and stickers. The publisher's Facebook page shows printed copies of another comic, Battle Stations, but there is no indication that it has been released.

Note: Self publishing for Arizona-based writer-colorist Cara Nicole and artist Alfred Trujillo.

Note: 1stBooks Library is a print-on-demand publisher

Note: An imprint of Fleetway Publications. 2000AD books, a division of Fleetway Publications, Greater London House, Hampstead Road, London, NW1 7QQ. [Sourced from Judge Dredd in Tale of the Dead Man, 1991]

Note: 21st Century Communications was founded in 1967 by Matty Simmons and Leonard Mogel, who previously had published the Diner's Club magazine. Simmons had been the co-founder of the Diner's Club. Their first magazine was the music magazine, Cheetah, 1967-1968. They then published Weight Watchers Magazine from 1968 - 1975. In 1969, the producers of the Harvard Lampoon parodies of Life and Time, Douglas Kenney, Henry Beard, and Robert Hoffman had meetings with 21 Century, and together licensed the "Lampoon" name for a monthly national publication, National Lampoon, which became very successful and spun-off various books, records, radio shows, off-Broadway plays, and movies. 21st's next magazine was the revival of Liberty, which they published from 1971-1973. In 1977, they started publishing Heavy Metal. In 1979, 21 Century was re-named National Lampoon, Inc. In 1989, the company was sold to new owners, but no other changes were made. In 1990, the company was sold again, and the new owners merged it into their J2 Communications, a movie company. In 1992, Heavy Metal magazine and its affiliates were sold out of the company. In 1998 the last issue of National Lampoon was published. The company still exists as a movie related business.

Note: Based in Minneapolis, MN.

Note: Self-publisher for Denver, Colorado-based cartoonist Will Barnes

Note: Situated in Zagreb, Croatia.

Note: A small press publisher specializing in limited edition zines and art books, including a few comics publications.

Note: Fanzineutgivare; Daniel Lenneér, Lerdala

Note: Dates are of only known comic publications.

Note: The publisher was originally called "3H Enterprises", but exactly when the name was changed is unclear.

Note: Manufacturer of cellotape; published some comic books as promotional material.

Note: Primarily the publisher of the US Army's 45 Division newspaper. Published some pamphlets also.

Note: San Francisco based publisher.

Note: Dates listed are for known publications, may be more years in either direction.

Note: Cortland, NY publisher

Note: 803 Studios began on a whim after Steven Prouse and Charlie Brown decided to self-publish a collection of four short stories from artists and creators in the South Carolina – Georgia region. “We saw a lot of talent sitting around us with no real outlet, and we decided to be that outlet…

Note: Comic book publisher based in Colorado

Note: Rafael Navarro was the primary Artist, Writer & Publisher? (1996) - Address in 1996 9th Circle Studios PO Box 3555 La Habra, CA 90632-3555 - A member of C.A.P.S.

Note: Okänd utgivare som utgav tidningen "Fantomen" med teckningar av Göran Billingskog med flera.

Note: Used when the publisher of a comic or book can not be determined. Some of these may be obvious if the book is in hand but the information was not available online when the book was added.

Note: Founded by Rachel Gontijo Araujo

Note: Brandon, FL publisher

Note: Editora gaúcha de quadrinhos independentes.

Note: A List published mostly Golden Age or earlier comic book or comic strip art.

Note: Amatørserier

Note: This unknown publisher produced the Houstoncon Program Book. Since there is no recordable information for this publisher please DO NOT create Brands nor Indicia Publisher entries until concrete information is available.

Note: Founded by Tyler & Wendy Chin-Tanner. The former web site URL is http://www.awaveblueworld.com/

Note: O nome da editora vem de Art & Comics, estúdio de produção de HQs, de Hélcio de Carvalho e Dorival Vitor Lopes. Ela é um "braço editorial experimental" criado pela Mythos, para avaliação de mercado e questões estratégicas.

Note: Collections from Tom Scioli

Note: Roger Broughton was the Publisher (1987-1991) - Address 5578 Cypihot Ville St-laurent, Quebec, Canada, H4S 1V7 - Previous Address: (Sword In Stone Productions, 1990) 16130 West Site#5 St-Genevieve, Quebec, Canada H9H 1C8 - Previous Address: (Sword In Stone Productions, 1990) 338 St-Antoine St. East Montreal, Quebec, Canada H9H 1C8. - Previous Address: (Sword In Stone Productions, 1987-1988) 16130 Gouin West St-Genevieve, Quebec, Canada, H9H 1C8. - Overview After publishing Corbo #1 in 1987, Sword In Stone Productions (in 1988) bought parts of the comic book division of Charlton Publications, which had effectively ceased publishing in 1986. In 1989, Roger Broughton (publisher of Sword In Stone) then bought the rights to past American Comics Group material. Almost all the material published under this A-Plus imprint, which started in 1990, are reprints from those two companies. Starting in the mid-1990's Broughton began publishing from those same sources of material under the name America's Comic Group (ACG)/Avalon Communications. All the books with dates of 1990 are 10.5 inches tall while issues with dates of 1991 are only 10 inches tall.

Note: Malibu, California 90625

Note: New Haven, Conn.

Note: Longstanding New Zealand book publisher,still current.

Note: Adresgegevens: Prinsestraat 50 Den Haag Uitgever die insprong op het na-oorlogse succes van de "Dick Bos"-reeks en haar vele imitatoren.

Note: As of 1956, address was 3025 East 75th Street, Cleveland 4, Ohio.

Note: Self-publisher from New York.