Note: The first two issues are not numbered. The Kerry Drake no-numbered issue seems to be the first issue of the A-1 series, as the other no-numbered issue seems to match more closely the format of issues #3-10. An A-1 logo appears on the cover of only issues #1-17. All issues past #12 are dually-titled and are indexed under their other titles. See the issue records here for directions on where to find complete information on these issues.

Note: With #6 the title changes to match the title of the 1955-1958 TV show starring Richard Greene as Robin Hood. These issues include stills from the show and the stories use the likenesses of the actors on the show.

Note: This was part of the A-1 series produced by ME (#137). Some of these stories were reprinted by AC Comics in the late 80s-90s.

Note: Part comic, part magazine.

Note: Also listed as A-1 Comics #129, 131, 133 and 138.

Note: Issues #1 and #2 are also listed as A-1 #100 and #120. Series was originally added with an "!" at the end of the title (like on the cover), but the "!" doesn't appear in the indicia of issue #1.

Note: Based on the Mutual Broadcasting radio show, which ran from 1949 to 1955.

Note: Alternate numbering: #11: A-1 #82; #12: A-1 #96; #13: A-1 #116; #14: A-1 #125

Note: Title in indicia: Charles Starrett as THE DURANGO KID.

Note: Published in Spanish in the United States for domestic and Latin American distribution. Eventually Mexican publisher La Prensa took over the series. At this time it is not known if the first issue actually was #1. The last issue before publication was moved to Mexico is also unknown. The information given here is an educated guess. While the dates for the series are not yet known either, it seems unlikely that the Spanish language series would have predated the English language series nor does it seem likely that publication in Spanish would have continued beyond the termination of the English language series.

Note: See also "Jack and Jill Visit Toytown with Elmer the Elf".

Note: Also listed as A-1 #50

Note: Also listed as A-1 #106, 114, and 123

Note: Also listed as A-1 #92, 102, 109 and 110

Note: All these issues are also part of the A-1 series.

Note: Also alternately titled "A-1 Comics." #8 is A-1 #93, #9 is A-1 #105, #10 is A-1 #113, #11 is A-1 #127.

Note: Also numbered as A-1 issues #107, 115, 124 & 136

Note: Series also a part of the A-1 Comics (1944 series) #111 (issue #1) and #126 (issue #2)

Note: Though the title on the cover is just "Jet," the indicia of #1, 2, and 4 read "Jet Powers."

Note: Series also a part of the A1-Comics series.

Note: The first issue is unnumbered and indexed under A-1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1944 series).

Note: Issue #6 also listed as A-1 #28

Note: There is no #12. Two issues (same contents) were published in 1949 under the title Trail Colt (#1[nn]-2). Manhunts 13-4 (all-reprints) followed in 1952-3

Note: Issues 4 to 6 shown in Overstreet, but almost certainly don't exist.

Note: Indicia title: THE MIGHTY ATOM and the Pixies.

Note: Issues also numbered as part of the A-1 series: #1 is A-1 #33; #2 is A-1 #36; #3 is A-1 #38; #4 is A-1 #95; and #5 is A-1 #99.

Note: Also listed as A-1 #121

Note: The indicia for #4 and #5 lists the series title as 'The Adventures of THE PIXIES'.

Note: Also listed as A-1 #90.

Note: Published in Spanish in the United States for domestic and Latin American distribution. The first 30+ issues reprint various Magazine Enterprises western titles in Spanish under the "Rodeo" title. Eventually Mexican publisher La Prensa took over the series. At this time it is not known which issue was the last produced in the United States. The information given here is an educated guess. While the dates for the series are not yet known, it seems unlikely that the Spanish language series would have continued beyond the termination of the English language publisher.

Note: #5 is also A-1 #61.

Note: Also a part of Magazine Enterprise's A-1 series #22. Indicia states "Star Parade Presents DICK POWELL, Adventurer! (A-1 No. 22)"

Note: Also listed as A-1 #119.

Note: These issues are part of the A-1 series. #1 [A-1 #130], 2 [A-1 #132], 3 [A-1 #134], and 4 [A-1 #139]. Several strories are reprinted in AC's The Power of Strongman.

Note: Issues #1-3 are also known as A-1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1945 series) #11, #12, and #15, respectively.

Note: Part of ME's A-1 Comics series. Issue #1: Also A-1 Comics #47. #2: A-1 #56. #3: A-1 #73. #4: A-1 #78. #5: A-1 #83. #6: A-1 #86. Thun'Da first appeared in the serial 'King Of The Congo' in 1952, starring Buster Crabbe.

Note: Issues #25-26 are titled "Tick Tock Comics" both on the cover and in the indicia.

Note: The first three issues are also numbered as part of A-1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1944 series).

Note: Cover title is "Tom-Tom And Itchi The Monk."

Note: Also listed as A-1 #24 and 26.

Note: Starr Flagg, the heroine of UNDERCOVER GIRL, was a female secret agent who debuted in MANHUNT #1 (11/1947) and appeared in 11 issues of that title, plus 2 issues of Trail Colt and then 2 reprint issues of Manhunt (#13-4). She graduated to her own try-out title in 1952 as part of the A-1 series.

Note: Also a part of the A-1 Comics (1944 series), A-1 Comics #16.