Note: Incorporated features from Playtime in 1929. Incorporated into Chicks' Own (Amalgamated Press, 1920 series).

Note: Some issues were not numbered? Merged with The Children's Fairy at some point to be determined.

Note: Story paper that included some comics near the end of its run. Merged into Tiger.

Note: Incorporated features from Bo Peep in 1934. Incorporated featured from Happy Days in 1939. Incorporated features from Bubbles in 1941. Merged into Playhour on 16 March 1957.

Note: 517 issues, mostly unnumbered.

Note: Title on cover varies: Comet - #74, 193-422, 561-580 Comet the All Star Comic - #85-91 Comet a Happy Family Comic - #92-127, 156, 167-171 Comet Comic - #128-145, 182-192 The Comet Adventure Weekly - #423-518 The Comet Weekly - #519-560 Most early issues (until at least 145) are noted as "New Series" between issue number and date.

Note: Unnumbered. Many more issues remain to be documented.

Note: More issues may exist.

Note: Second series.

Note: Numbering continues from Girls' Crystal (Amalgamated Press ?, 1935 series), a story paper.

Note: Comics content increases over the years from very little in the earliest issues to almost entirely comics by the 1970s.

Note: continued in Chips (Amalgamated Press, 1952 series)

Note: Later issues may have been published by Fleetway.

Note: Supplement to London Magazine.

Note: Merged with Magnet in 1941, became Knockout and Magnet until 1945, then just Knockout again. Merged with Valiant. Cover title changed to Knockout and Comic Cuts starting with #760. First 1054 issues were numbered but after that only dated.

Note: Only the first 378 issues are numbered; the rest are listed by date only. 213-217 is a single comic. Because of a strike in the summer of 1959, there were only two undated issues published between 20 June 1959 and 29 August 1959.

Note: Second series.

Note: Numbering continued from Lot-O'-Fun (Henderson, 1906 series). Many more issues remain to be documented.

Note: Issues until around 1959 included issue numbers (possibly at the time Amalgamated Pess was sold to the Mirror Group/Fleetway Publications). After that time, only dates were used to identify the issues. Marilyn was merged into Valentine on 25 September 1965. In the Complete Catalogue of British Comics, Denis Gifford reports 547 issues from 19 March 1955 to 18 September 1965. There are 549 weeks between those two dates, suggesting two weekly issues were not published or Gifford miscounted.

Note: Part of the Wonder Box #4.

Note: More issues remain to be documented.

Note: Some issues the title page splash image says, "A Picture and Story Book for Children." Issues can blend text stories and full page or partial page illustrations. Includes panel sequences.

Note: Merged with TINY TOTS in 1956. Indicia from #824: "Printed and Published every Monday by the Proprietors, The Amalgamated Press, Ltd, The Fleetway House, Farrington Street, London, E.C.4. Registered for transmission by Canadian Magazine Post. Entered as Second Class Matter March 15, 1929 at the Post Office, Boston, Mass. Subscription rates: Inland and Abroad, 11s per annum, 5s 6d for six months. Sole agents for South Africa: The Central News Agency, Ltd. Sole agents for Australia and New Zealand, Messrs. Gordon and Gotch, Ltd. - Saturday, November 30, 1929. NN" On page 3, "The Editor's Chat", they welcome story submissions for prizes. Editorial address is RAINBOW, 5, Carmelite Street, London, E.C.4 (Comp.)

Note: Supplement to Family Journal.

Note: Merged with Lion in 1959, when Amalgamated Press became Fleetway Publications. This title was called Lion and Sun (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1959 series).

Note: Investigate where the title and publisher changed from Super Detective Library (Amalgamated, 1953 series) to Super Detective Picture Library (Fleetway, 1959 series). Check #153-155.