Note: Australian reprints of Fawcett comics.

Note: Vee/Cleland used a wide variety of paper sizes. The size of the first issue is unknown, but might be tabloid size as some of its other early publications were. Issue 2 and 3 were pocket size. Some subsequent issues were standard US Golden Age comic size. By issue 14 at the latest, the comics were printed in landscape format, with story pages printed two-up. Later issues (from at least issue 59) were standard US comic size.

Note: "A Charlton Publication" under title; distributors Gordon & Gotch, LTD, Melbourne, noted at spine.

Note: The publisher for issues #61-63 is uncertain and could be K. G. Murray.

Note: Comics in this series are undated and the dating estimates. Larry S. Cleland was first used as indicia publisher around 1950, with the 8d [0-0-8 AUP] pricing introduced in Australia around Mar 1951.

Note: Dating for this series is uncertain. Although #3 has a 1949 copyright date, it reprints US stories from 1950.

Note: This series only has a cover title. Early issues are titled "Little Trimmer Comic". Later, Avian Tempest takes over the cover, with issues then titled "Little Trimmer Presents Avian Tempest Comic" and finally just "Little Trimmer Avian Tempest". The earliest issues are small pocket format, but at least one issue was printed landscape, another nearly square and later issues are approximately Standard Silver Age U.S. format. Issues are undated and typically estimates vary from 1950 to 1955. Pricing changes and details in fact features suggest a 1950 start. The series was probably monthly, suggesting a 1952 ending. "You little trimmer!" (an exclamation of appreciation of someone or something great) was a catchphrase of comedian Roy "Mo" Rene (1892-1954). The phrase transferred into common usage in Australia.

Note: Based on the 1952-1955 American TV show and the concurrent radio show.

Note: Comics in this series are undated and the dating is an estimate based on the 8d cover price.

Note: Comics in this series are undated. Dating is an estimate.

Note: Australian reprints of the American Whiz Comics series.

Note: Comics in this series are undated. Dating is an estimate.