Note: The first three issues were published under 'Commercial Signs of Canada' name. Issues #1 to #28 of this series contain original Canadian created content and are classed as 'Canadian White' editions. Issues #29 and #30 date from 1946 and contain U.S. reprints in colour, but with original covers. The series restarts circa 1950, ignoring previous numbering (#96 is currently the earliest known) consisting entirely of reprints of U.S. comics, also in colour. Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Archie series. Series name may actually be Archie Series, as the numbering of other Bell Features comics with the same "brand" appears scattered.

Note: Canadian reprint of Fox comics: Zago, Jungle Prince (Fox, 1948 series). Possibly includes other unrelated comics.

Note: Canadian edition of Marvel comic: All True Crime Cases (Marvel, 1948 series). "All-True Crime Cases" (with a hyphen and no "Comics") on cover and "All True Crime Cases Comics" (without a hyphen and with "Comics") in indicia.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Amazing Mysteries (Marvel, 1949 series). Other issues may exist. Note that the US series continued the numbering of Sub-Mariner (Marvel, 1941 series) and that the Sub-Mariner comics were published in Canada by Superior Publishing Limited. It is possible that this series belongs under Superior instead.

Note: Canadian reprint of U.S. comic.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Annie Oakley (Marvel, 1948 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Archie comic: Archie Comic (Archie, 1942 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Other issues likely exist. Canadian reprints of US comic.

Note: Canadian reprint of American Archie comic. Possibly part of a larger series called "Archie Series". Indicia for issue 20 seen does not have comic title, but cover has both Archie's Rival Reggie and Archie Series.

Note: Canadian reprint of US comic.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comics: Astonishing (Marvel, 1951 series) and possibly others. Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprints of Quality Comics comic: Blackhawk (Quality Comics, 1944 series). Other issues likely exist. Also see Skyhawk (Bell Features, 1950 series) for other (probably later) Canadian reprints of Blackhawk.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Blonde Phantom Comics (Marvel, 1946 series).

Note: Canadian reprints of U. S. Marvel (Timely/Atlas) comics. Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian edition of the Quality comics title.

Note: Apparently issues match the US Quality, 1950 series where Canadian #1 is US #19, Canadian #3 is US #21, etc. Issue and date range yet to be determined.

Note: Canadian reprints of American comics.

Note: Canadian reprint of Quality Comics: Candy (Quality Comics, 1947 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel series: My Friend Irma (Marvel, 1950 series) Also reprints from one of the following for at least the cover of issue 24: Frisky Animals (Star Publications, 1951 series) Jo-Jo Comics (Fox, 1946 series) Ribtickler (Fox, 1949 series)

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Casey - Crime Photographer (Marvel, 1948 series). Other issues may exist. US series continued as Two Gun Western, which was also reprinted by Bell Features.

Note: Six random Bell Features comics bound into one-volume. Contents vary.

Note: All issues may have been published simultaneously since the back cover ads on issues 2 and 6 include other issues as being on sale at the same time. Each issue has a cover logo as well as the Collosal Comics one. There is no book name in the indicia. Canadian reprints of contemporary American comics.

Note: Reprints of American comics.

Note: Produced in Canada for distribution in the United Kingdom.

Note: Canadian reprints of various Fox jungle comics including All Top Comics (Fox, 1946 series) and Jungle Lil (Fox, 1950 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprints of U.S. comics.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Crimefighters (Marvel, 1948 series). Other issues may exist. Issues 1,3,4 have cover logo as Crimefighters. Issues 5-8 have cover logo as Crime Fighters. Issue 9 has cover logo as Crime-Fighters. Indicia on issue #7 reads "Crimefighters Comics".

Note: Canadian reprint of US series: Darling Love (Archie, 1949 series). Other issues likely exist.

Note: Canadian imprint of an Archie (MLJ Publications; Close-Up) publication.

Note: Other issues may exist. Canadian reprint of Quality series. Issue 7 seen on eBay in June 2008 (cover matches issue 7 of US series).

Note: Copyright date listed as 1946. Cover says New Dime Comics, but the indicia says Dime Comics. Comic lists United Kingdom distribution by World Distributors, Inc, Manchester (England). This matches several other 1946 titles Bell also distributed to the UK market. So this appears to be a continuation of the Dime Comics (Bell Features, 1942 Series), though a later issue #30 would be published by Bell circa 1950.

Note: Canadian reprint of Quality Comics comic: Doll Man (Quality Comics, 1941 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Reprint of Quality Comics comic.

Note: Canadian reprint of U.S. comic: Feature Comics (Quality, 1939 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprints of Quality Comics comic: Forbidden Love (Quality Comics, 1950 series).

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Frankie and Lana Comics (Marvel, 1948 series). Other issues may exist. The US series continued its numbering from Frankie Comics which was also reprinted by Bell. Unknown at this time if all issues exist to connect the two series in Canada as well.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Frankie Comics (Marvel, 1946 series). Other issues may exist. The US series continues as Frankie and Lana Comics which Bell also reprinted. Unknown if all issues exist to connect the series together.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Frankie Fuddle (Marvel, 1949 series). Other issues may exist. The US comic continues its numbering from Frankie and Lana Comics which was also reprinted by Bell Features. Unknown at this time if all the issues exist in Canadian editions to link the two series up.

Note: Canadian reprints of American comics. Years of publication are estimated based on original publication dates.

Note: All issues feature Dizzy Don; issues #1 to #4 as 'Dizzy Don Detective'

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel series.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Girl Comics (Marvel, 1949 series). Other issues likely exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: The Gunhawk (Marvel, 1950 series). Other issues likely exist.

Note: Cover of #10 states "replacing Comic 'Toons" but the numbering is not continued.

Note: Canadian reprint of U.S. comic series: Heart Throbs (Quality Comics, 1949 series). Other issues likely exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Dell series.

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comics.

Note: Canadian reprint of Quality comic: Hickory (Quality, 1950 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of U.S. comic: Hit Comics (Quality Comics, 1940 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of U.S. series: Hollywood Diary (Quality, 1949 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of American (Quality Comics) series. Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian reprint of Youthful comic: Indian Fighter (Youthful, 1950 series). Some previous issues were reprinted in Canada by Export Publishing.

Note: Canadian reprint of It's a Duck's Life (Marvel, 1950 series).

Note: Canadian reprint of Marvel comic: Jeanie Comics (Marvel, 1947 series). Other issues may exist.

Note: Canadian edition reprint of U.S. Punch Comics (Chesler/Dynamic, 1941 Series) #16 (January 1946, 36 pages), with an original cover by Fred Kelly. Most copies have a diamond shaped '1/- World Dist. Inc' price label affixed (World Distributors; UK Shilling), as this comic was to be sold in United Kingdom, in immediate post World War II period (1939-1945). See also Jetman (Bell Features, 1951? series).

Note: see also Jet-Man Comics (Bell Features, 1946 series)

Note: Issues #27 & #28 are not listed in John Bell's Canuck comics; the former was spotted on eBay in July 2009 by Dennis Ray.