Note: Reprints Black Kiss (Vortex, 1988 series). Reprinted as Thick Black Kiss (Vortex, 1993 series)

Note: Black Kiss was a controversial comics series of the time,due to the explicit scenes of sex and violence. Collected in Thick Black Kiss (Vortex, 1993 series) #[nn]. Versions: There is said that there exists dual versions of each issue an A and a B version where one of them has full nudity. The other version, which was issued simultaneously, showed the same artwork, but the naked bodies were shaded or inked so that it appeared that the had clothes or black lace over/covering "the naughty bits". Information from the error list.

Note: From indicia: "Daytona name and trademark use granted under authority of NASCAR Properties. First printing May 1991. Publisher, William P. Marks. Printed in Canada." Noted as #1 in both indicia and cover, but cover also bears the figure 78995.

Note: Limited series, 3 intended. Only one issue published. ISSN 0847-5008

Note: A satirical look at an over-the-edge violent space-faring private eye.

Note: At least the first issue (both printings) states that it was published in Canada, when Vortex was based out of Picton, Ontario. The hologram cover issues #1-13 were offered as a "Collected Hologram Set Silver Edition" limited to 2,500 signed and numbered sets.

Note: Direct sales only.

Note: Cover title is "Mister X Special No. 1 Mr InsectX".

Note: Reprints Mister X (Vortex, 1984 series) 1-4.

Note: No publisher listed. Assumed to be Vortex due to Vortex being the publisher of S'not For Kids V2#1.

Note: Two other issues of S'Not For Kids exist, which may or may not be published by Vortex (no publisher listed). These are listed separately so the publisher can be changed if information about the publisher becomes available.

Note: Logo designed by Bob Petrick.

Note: Was supposed to be an ongoing series, but was cancelled after issue 5. Cover Logo states "Ted McKeever's Transit".

Note: Published erratically