Note: Some issues have no identifying markings.

Note: Issues in this series do not have a listed publisher, with the indicia just reading that the issue is "printed for the publishers by..." The publisher is traditionally reported as Young's Merchandising Company, but is uncertain. Several similar series that have no listed publisher are also traditionally attributed to Young's, including 'Char Chapman' and 'Graphic Thrillers'/'I Hate Crime!'/'Larry Kent'. These series were also distributed in the UK by L. Miller & Son, sometimes with 6d pricing overprinting the Australian 8d price. An indica with the same printer and UK distributor was used on the back cover of some issue of Young's 'Yarmak Jungle King Comic' in 1951, but also issues of Jet Fury (Pyramid) and Intimate Confessions (Barmor). The reported publisher for this series is probably based on John Ryan's 'Panel-by-Panel' which states that 'Curtis had drawn a series of Edgar Wallace Comics and Larry Kent (I Hate Crime) comics for Young’s Merchandising' (Chapter 12, https://www.comicoz.com/part-two.html). 'Bonzer: Australian comics 1900-1990s' (1998: Redhill South, Victoria: Elgua Media, edited Annette Shiell) also lists the publisher as Young's Merchandising Company. There is the possibility of another publisher given links between Young's Merchandising and the publisher-distributors, Ayers & James and Magazine Management, including the similar style and format of the comics.

Note: This series ran issues #9 to #18. There are no issues #1 to #8.

Note: Reprints from UK L. Miller & Son. Comics in this series are undated and the actual publication dates are unknown. 1955 is an estimate. Issue 69, or possibly a couple of adjacent issues, might be the only issue published for this title.

Note: Date an estimate based on the American publication date of one of the stories.

Note: Early issues of this series have Young's Merchandising Company as the listed publisher, which changes to Barmour Publications Pty. Ltd. in later issues and then Barmor Publications Pty. Ltd., which is part of Magazine Management. The relationship between the companies is not known, although Charles Young is described as a 'principal' of Barmor in some contemporary reporting. Young's Merchandising Company continued to operate until 1963.