Note: Contrary to the cover price, this was a giveaway.

Note: Later issues are half color comics, half text articles with photos in sepia tones.

Note: Per Anthony Tollin: "Shadow creator Walter Gibson almost certainly wrote all the lead stories for this comic. He suggested the book in the first place under the title Rangers. His idea was for a comic featuring stories of the Rangers through all of the wars they had participated in." (Anthony Tollin on 17 August 2004). In Shadow Comics (Street and Smith, 1940 series) v2#9 [21] (December 1942) had a house advertisement for Yank Ranger Comics, which was the original intended title for this comic. Since Fiction House's Ranger Comics (1942 series) had its first issue (#8) also dated December 1942, it is likely the name change to Devil Dogs Comics was due to Fiction House obtaining the Rangers trademark before Street and Smith could.

Note: This series was based on the publisher's pulp magazine Doc Savage, published from March 1933 until Summer 1949.

Note: This series was based on the publisher's pulp magazine The Shadow, published from April 1931 until Fall 1949.

Note: No title is given in the indicia; although the cover bears "Sport Comics" in much larger type, it seems proper to include "Street & Smith's" in the title because that phrase, with the apostrophe, is not a brand.

Note: Cover title on #1: Top Secrets of the F.B.I.; indicia title throughout: Top Secrets.