Note: Though this magazine continued publication through its 89th issue in 1949, #43 was the last to contain comics. Issues from #44 onwards could contain the occasional cartoon or comic style advertisement.

Note: Becomes "Young Miss" magazine at some point in 1967. Second version of this series published by this publisher, contained comic stories and cartoons as a part of its regular features and articles.

Note: Continues as "Children's Digest" published by Children’s Better Health Institute — a division of the Saturday Evening Post Society Inc., through 2009. Publishing information from Wikipedia. This site confirms it is no longer in publication and final publisher name: http://www.magazine-agent.com/childrens-digest/magazine .

Note: 100 pages

Note: Repackaged from original printing of story in True Comics.

Note: A magazine with a few pages of comics.

Note: May have been distributed in Canada only.

Note: #1-#2 say "Jack Armstrong Adventure Magazine" on the cover only.

Note: Mix of black and white and color pages. The comics are in color.

Note: Some later issues may have been titled "Polly Pigtails' Fun Magazine".

Note: Contains reprints from other Parent's Magazine titles.

Note: Consist of reprints from other Parents' Magazine Press titles. Title from cover; no indicia.

Note: Half-comic, half-photograph magazine.

Note: Actually not digest size.

Note: Non-fiction comics.

Note: #2 is listed in Overstreet but almost certainly doesn’t exist.

Note: This series has the exact same contents as True Comics (Parents' Magazine Press, 1941 series) and published at the same time per entries within the Catalog of Copyright Entries and the story "Cartoon Magazine for Children Big Success" in Publishers Weekly (March 8, 1941, page 1127). The title was True Picture-Magazine for the Canadian market only.