Note: The series title name is styled as EL CAPITÁN JÚPITER on the covers, with series indicia listed as CAPITAN JUPITER and then changing to EL CAPITAN JUPITER beginning with issue #13 until the end.

Note: Publicación semanal que incluía varios personajes procedentes de la editorial Fleetway y en concreto de las cabeceras Fleetway Súper Library Fantástic Series, Fleetway Super Library Secret Agent Series y Fleetway Super Library Stupendous Series. Source: https://www.tebeosfera.com/colecciones/coleccion_super_fantastica_1967_zig-zag.html

Note: Frequency: Originally annual (#1 - #6) then twice a year (#7 - #16), three times a year (#17 - #28) and finally quarterly (#29 - #37). Frecuencia de publicación: Originalmente anual (Números del 1 al 6), luego semestral (Números del 7 al 16), cuatrimestral (Números del 17 al 28) y finalmente trimestral (Números del 29 al 37).

Note: Revista de historietas para hombres adultos que contenía viñetas, historietas continuas y artículos. La portada tenía una viñeta ilustrada, mientras que la contraportada solía tener modelos femeninas desnudas.

Note: The title name per indicia is: EL INTOCABLE from issues 1-132. With issue 132 the title name on the cover begins to advertised as EL INTOCABLE PRESENTS GUERRILLERO, but the indicia was still unchanged with this issue. The series officially changed names within the indicia of issue #133 to: GUERRILLERO with the new name continuing until the series ended.

Note: Published bi-weekly on Thursdays from November 1972.

Note: The title is always stylized as Guerra...! (War...! in English) on all of the comic book covers, however, every indicia just says "Guerra". Numbering continues from the previous title Trinchera when the publisher merged three war series into this one.

Note: The first four issues listed the series name as Hazañas but then changed to Hazañas Historicas on both the cover and indicia until the final issue.

Note: Colección de 10 numeros con las aventuras de Johnny Nero, publicadas en origen en la cabecera Fleetway Super Library Secret Agent Series. Los 3 primeros numeros de la serie original fueron publicadas por Ed. Zig-Zag en la cabecera Colección Superfantástica. Source: https://www.tebeosfera.com/colecciones/johnny_nero_agente_secreto_1967_zig-zag.html

Note: Dimensions are approximate; this comic's dimensions might have varied over its 25 year run.

Note: More issues may remain to be documented.

Note: The title name on the cover shows as El Siniestro Dr. Mortis, but within the indicia, every issue is listed as El Siniestro Doctor Mortis. The series appears to have ended in 1971 based on other internet resources but there are no dates on the final issues.

Note: The Trinchera title ran along with U-2 and SOS titles until it was ended in late 1969. Zig-Zag then merged all three war titles into a new one titled Guerra ...! starting with issue #85.

Note: The series features reprints from following IPC titles: Thriller Picture Library, Lion, Air Ace Picture Library, and War Picture Library series. New cover artwork were provided by Zig Zag artists.