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http://www.mightycrusaders.net/reading.htm has a couple of Canadian Archie reprints that aren't indexed yet...

Canadian Haunt of Fear info:

From: mikehunchback32 <email removed> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 11:58:05 AM Subject: [wood-l] Canadian EC Printings


I recently got a Canadian HAUNT OF FEAR, numbered 18 on the cover (although the letters page, which I assume is the same as an American issue, and says that "this issue is number 4", even though "the last issue was number 17". So I guess in Canada that change didn't occur at this point?

Also, unless I was looking at incorrect information, this issue has different stories than the American HAUNT OF FEAR #4. This issue contains -

"The Hunchback" by Graham Ingles ""The Tunnel of Terror" by Jack Kamen "The Living Mummy" by Jack Davis and "Man from the Grave" by Wally Wood


issue 7 from this page: http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:YViHo1LXaOcJ:bunkybrothers.com/haunt-of-fear-7-10-fr-p-6262.html+canadian+haunt+of+fear+comic&cd=7&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca&client=firefox-a

has same cover as american issue 7

issue 6 is listed on this page: http://www.metropoliscomics.com/bookSearch.php??&order=title&sort=asc&pageNum=0&pageSize=50&aSearchPos=down&searchType=discount&display=list&set=&front_image=&price=&mod_date=&style=&has_scan=&discount=on&grouplot=&title=HAUNT%20OF%20FEAR%201950-54

no cover pictured, but mentions it is by Johnny Craig, so it could be the same as the US version

issue 9 - seen on eBay - same cover as US issue 9

Haunt of Fear #21 seen on eBay - same cover as US issue 21

from dougcomicworld.com SADDLE JUSTICE (E.C.Pub/EC/Educational Comics) ;

  1. 6(1949; Canadian Edition by Superior Pub; Graham INGELS cover & art; Craig-a; Feldstein-a; Lingerie panels; GGA = Good Girl Art; VG = $60);

Canadian reprint of Untamed Love #1 from Quality. seen on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/UNTAMED-LOVE-1-CDN-WARD-CVR-50-OF-GUIDE-F-VF_W0QQitemZ150378109591QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item23033bda97

Probably Elhil or Alval as the publisher (though also possibly Bell... they all seem related). Seller says "Generally the story titles tell the story of UNTAMED LOVE #1. "I Was More Than A Secretary", "Weekend of Remorse", "Man Trap", and "My Life Of Lies" sum up the agony and ecstasy of 1950's Romance Comics perfectly.

(NB--The Canadian Version has the same story contents and cover as the U.S. version. The difference is that there is a Hockey magazine ad (do tell!) and the inside covers have Canadian ads)"


Cover is the same as the cover of issue 1 of the American series and seller says it's by Bill Ward.

Canadian reprint of Dell's Tarzan #12 seen on eBay http://cgi.ebay.com/Tarzan-Comic-Dec-Jan-1950-Canadian-Edition_W0QQitemZ180416219527QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2a01a50987

Cover is reprint of issue 12 (front and back). Indicia is shown and hard to read but definitely from Wilson and almost definitely also issue 12. Cover doesn't have number on it. Date given in auction as Dec-Jan 1950. Inside front cover blank. First story is Tarzan and the Price of Peace. Last page shown only has half a page of artwork. Appears to be two boys and a canoe (6 panels)... suspect it is Two Against the Jungle, the last story in the original. Rest of last page and inside back cover are blank. Back cover is African warrior "A Dahoman(?) Warrior of West Africa".

Walt Disney Vacation Parade - add issue 1, publisher not mentioned in auction but most probably Wilson. Same cover as issue 1 of Dell's Vacation Parade (though text in lower box has been replaced by Canadian price).. and it's lower in Canada (15 cents) than in the States (25 cents), so it's very likely less pages. Issue number not shown on cover or mentioned in auction so maybe it should be [1].

Joe Palooka 19 - unknown publisher - cover doesn't match any american edition I could find

Li'l Abner 89 - publisher not mentioned in eBay auction but we already have issues listed as Super. Same cover as American Toby series Also issue 83 - publisher not mentioned. Same cover as American Toby series. Ebay auctioner mentions that both are 36 pages.

Li'l Abner 90 - publisher given as Superior - same cover as Toby series #90. Maybe the publisher changed when the US publisher changed from Harvey to Toby???

Li'l Abner 81 - publisher given as Superior - same cover as Toby series #81

Our Gang with Tom and (&?) Jerry #47 - listed by MileHigh on eBay as published by Dell, but probably actually from Wilson. Same cover as american Dell series #47

Tom & Jerry Comics issue number not mentioned in auction or shown on cover but cover matches issue 68 of Dell series. Probably from Wilson.

Journey into Unknown Worlds #36 - Bell Features. - cover matches issue 36 of 1950 series.

Kerry Drake Detective Cases #11 from Super Publications (CGC graded issue seen on eBay with publisher shown on card at top). Cover matches issue #11 of american series

  1. 12 listed on eBay without publisher mentioned.

Ranger Trails #21 - eBay auction says "So borrowing or trading for the book ( I don't remember which) I compared the two comics. Except for the cover these are absolutely the same...it has all the US ads. So This is Definitely Gunhawk #13." doesn't mention publisher specifically, assumed to be Bell.

Ranger Trails #15 - front and back cover shown in eBay auction. Back cover has generic Bell indicia.

Not sure why I have #17 as by Elhil...

Young Romance - currently have Canadian series as published by Derby, but I think that must have been a guess. Indicia of issue 10 seen on eBay, states Publications Services Limited (73 Adelaide Street, West, Toronto, Ontario). Also indicia of issue 10 states just "10" as does cover. Auction states v2 #4, but this doesn't appear to be from book at all. Front Cover matches cover of US edition of #10. Back cover is ad for "Al Capps Shmoo Pen" from M.D.L. Book Company at 347/A Yonge Street, Toronto [347 Yonge Street later became Sam the Record Man!]

Western Outlaws and Sheriffs #70 - already have some info filled out from ebay auction. Cover matches american version of #70 and according to atlastales, the contents match as well (except for blank inside covers)

Western Hero #72 for Anglo-American. Scan of front and back cover seen on eBay. Cover matches Real Western Hero from Fawcett #72, but logo is without the "real"

Tex Morgan series by Superior - issue 8 seen on eBay, same cover as issue 8 of the Marvel series

  1. 1 also seen. same cover as issue 1 of the Marvel series. Issue number on cover is gone and date of "aug" has been replaced by "september"

Gunsmoke series from Export Publishing - issue #3 seen on eBay. Same cover as issue 3 of Youthful series. Back cover shown with indicia. No issue number given. "published in Canada by Export Publishing Enterprises, Ltd., 290 Birmingham Road, New Toronto, Ontario". back cover also has a 6 panel black and white illustrated story on Louis Pasteur sponsored by Antepane (a pain medication).

Jumbo Comics #165 from Superior. We have 3 issues by Publication Services, but I think this is a different series (as those are numbered 1,2,3). Cover matches #165 of Fiction House series (US). Also issue #158 from Superior. Cover matches #158 of US series.

Nyoka the Jungle Girl #17 by Anglo-American. Cover matches issue #17 of Fawcett series. Back cover is black and white ad for Glo-crests from Anglo-American

Kilroys, The #21 - by Export Publishing (CGC Copy seen on Ebay) - same cover as issue 21 of American Comics Group series. Seller states "BACK COVER HAS A GREAT BEE HIVE HOCKEY PICTURE RING AD"

My True Love #65 - no Canadian publisher listed in ad. Seller says "This Canadian edition of FOX COMICS trashy MY TRUE LOVE #65 is the first issue in a run of five pre-code romance comics. As one can tell from the cover (with the blue haired babe falling out of her dress) the title was hardly reputable and definitely lowbrow. But as collectors know it is just those very flaws that elevate the collectibility (and price) of the books. MY TRUE LOVE was one of over twenty FOX ROMANCE titles that flooded the market in the late'40's and early'50's and have endured as beloved rubbish to today.

Calling MY TRUE LOVE #65 exploitation would be a compliment. In fact it was badly drawn, cheaply produced and thinly scripted (like all the FOX love comics were). As for those meager contents, the titles almost saved them and made the comic worthwhile. Check it out! "Almost A Party Girl", "I Hated The Man I Loved" and "He Didn't Offer Marraige" were provocative leads promising the readers an edgy dark side of sex filled love. In truth the ridiculous artwork could not begin to carry off those come-ons and actually diminished them. But don't forget that the stories had a couple of things going for them. The unabashed editorial staff at FOX probably insisted that there was some luridness needed to jack up the pages so the artists complied with an eye scratching catfight in a panel that looks exactly like the notorious catfight cover for CRIMES BY WOMEN #6, a scene that has a man throwing a smock into his lover's face, lingerie panels and a touch and go piece that borders on a presentation of date rape.

Regaerdless, and since the standard love comics were pretty sappy, comics as lurid and unintentionally funny as the FOX line of romance comics were refreshing and delicious.

NB--The Canadian edition is the same as the U.S. book with differences only in a number, maple leaf and "SDD" indicated on the cover. The BC and last ad page are Canadian. Stories are identical. "

Marvel Family - issue 35 to Anglo-American series - same cover as issue 35 of Fawcett series. Also issue 33 has same cover as issue 33 of Fawcett series.

Also add issue 32 to Anglo-American series. Back cover is ad for Glo-Crests with Anglo-American's address given as 3 Beverly Street

Boy Comics - no Canadian publisher listed - issue 40. Same cover as issue 40 of US series

Georgie #28 - note that there is no "comics" on the cover. Publisher stated as Bell in the eBay auction. Also states "There is one 4-page CINDY story" Back cover (shown) is Miracle Skin Creme ad.

Roy Rogers Comics #12 - indicia shown on eBay says December 1948. Cover reprints issue 11 of the American series. Back cover is "Roy Rogers, star of Republic Pictures, with his daughters Cheryl and Linda Lou", with a photo of him reading a Roy Rogers comic (issue #6) to them on a stuffed chair.

Real Secrets [nn] is said to be a reprint of Real Secrets #5, however the later came out in 1950 and the former is copyrighted 1948. Possible copyright date is incorrect. Or they both use the same cover or something...

Real West Romances #3 from Derby - listed on dougworldcomic.com "PHOTO-c; Jack KIRBY pencils art; Desperado's Lady = Leonard Starr-a"

Firehair from Superior - add issue #9 (same cover as issue #9 of US Fiction House series)

Gunfighter #9 from Superior (change Gunfighters to Gunfighter) - reprint cover of issue #9 of EC series)

  1. 6(1949; SECOND issue; Canadian Variant Edition; Feldstein-a; INGELS-a; Johnny Craig-c; Buckskin Kid-s= H.C.Keifer-a; MOON GIRL-s; VG/FN $99);
  1. 8(Canadian Edition by Superior Pub; Feldstein art; INGELS-c/s; Busty Girl GGA-c/s; Black Phantom-s; H.C.Keifer art ; Buckskin Kid-s; Saddle Justice-s; Has 8% of back cover missing at upper left, rest of comic is VG, thus call it "G"=$33);

Four Color from Wilson - add issue 291. Cover is reprint of 291 of US series without text in box on how to make the cover move (instead it states "See back cover for subscription offer...". Dated October in indicia. "Walt Disney's Donald Duck in 'Magic Hourglass' No. 291, October" Also states copyright 1950.

also add 272 (Cinderella).

All-True Crime - from Bell Features - reprint of Marvel series. Issue 35 seen, same cover as issue 35 of US series. Date stamped on cover "Sept.14, 1949) Back cover has "Contest No. 60" with Bell Features & Publishing Co. address given as 165 York Street, Toronto, On. It also lists the winners of Contest No. 10.

Elsie the Cow Comics - from Bell Features - reprint of D.S. Publishing Co. series. Issue #2 seen, front cover matches US front cover for #2. Back cover is "Just Joking", 6 single panel cartoons staring cows.

Master Comics #91 - have cover - is a reprint of issue 91 of Fawcett series. Also add issue #94 (same cover as issue 94 of Fawcett series)

Al Capp's Shmoo from Superior (reprint of Toby series) - issue 2 seen on eBay, same cover as issue 2 of the US Series. Back cover is ad for 24 surprise comic books from Herald Publishing

Freelance v2#3 - July-Aug 1943. eBay seller says 56 pages. Scans shown of a few pages. Story starts inside front cover, Feature: Freelance. Deals with directing bombers on a German factory. Written by Ted McCall, drawn by Ed Furness. Probably 19 pages (page 19 shown as end of story before next story). 2nd story; Feature: Freelance, title ["In the dusk above a lonely section of the channel cliffs of France..."] Also by McCall and Furness. Probably 18 pages long based on end of story shown before next story. 3rd story: Feature: Freelance, title ["Like a herd of cattle, a throng of French civilians..."] also by McCall and Furness. Unknown number of pages, likely around 17.. which would take it onto the inside back cover. Back cover also shown in auction, ad for "Fun-Thrills-Games" book from Anglo-American. Indicia on back cover shows as "Freelance Comic - Vol.2 No.3 - July-August 1943. Published every second month by the Anglo-American Publishing Co. Ltd, Toronto."

Radiation and Man (1972 Canadian) 0 NM- 9.2

Publisher: Gaines Productions Ltd. -- list as by The Canadian Nuclear Association Published: January 1972

32-pages, full-color, 5-in. x 7-in., newsprint cover/interior, no cover price, promotional comic. The 32 pages premium / promotional comic was produced by The Canadian Nuclear Association and given away by the local Hydro-Electric company. This promotional comic discusses what nuclear radiation is and how it affects humans, plants and animals. Radiation poisoning and alternatively it's uses in medicine are shown, the anatomy of an atom, Albert Einstein, fission, the nuclear industry and why it is safe, the positive effects of radiation on the growing of vegetables etc., etc. A two-pages centerfold discusses how the nuclear industry is helping to protect Canadians. Also noted is that fresh milk in Southern Canada is tested regularly for Strontium 90 and Cesium 137.

Johnny Hazard - series should be publisher "Better Publications of Canada" not as an imprint of Standard. Issues seen on eBay #5, 7, 8 (same covers as Standard series)

Brick Bradford - series by Better Publications of Canada - reprint of Standard series. Issues 5 and 8 seen on eBay with the same covers as Standard series)

Captain Midnight - issue 67 seen on eBay, no publisher listed - we have publisher listed as Export with a ? Back cover shown has ad for "Fun Balloons" which also appeared in Police Comics 87 from Alval Publishing (Canadian edition)... possibly a relationship?

US series of Capt. Midnight is Fawcett, US Series of Police is Quality

Doll Man #30 - indicia shown with no date or comic title, just that the publisher is Bell Features at 165 York. Back cover is ad for Miracle Skin Creme from the Miracle Drug Company, also at 165 York. (we already have good front cover so I didn't save a new copy of this)

Feature Stories Magazine #3 from Superior. Same cover as issue #3 of Fox series. Back cover shown, ad for Treasure Chest of the World's Best Comics from Herald Publishing Company at 2382 Dundas Street West.

Tales of Horror #2 from Superior. Same cover as Toby issue #2.

Blue Beetle #55 from Export Publishing. Same cover as Fox series issue #55. We also have a Superior series that reprints the cover of #58. I believe this is a separate series. Back cover of issue 55 is an American ad for a Tee Nee dress.

John Wayne Adventure Comics issues 1 to 4 from Superior. (covers were photos and I wasn't able to save them)

  1. 1 - 36 pages - same cover as issue 1 of US series. "John Wayne Adventure Comics, No. 1. Published bi-monthly by Superior Publishers Limited". 1st story = John Wayne in The Cowboy and the Gambler, 2nd story = John Wayne - Sudden Death at Dragon's Peak co-starring Bonanza Bill, back cover = 24 comic books from Herald Publishing. Date of "Feb /7" or "Feb 17" pencilled on back cover
  1. 2 - 36 pages - same cover as issue 2 of US series. "John Wayne Adventure Comics, No. 2. Published bi-monthly by Superior Publishers Limited". Inside front cover is ad for Nu Art products from Toronto (2382 Dundas Street). 1st story is "John Wayne in The Battle of the Giants", 2nd is "John Wayne and the Vanishing Stagecoach!", back cover is a photo of John Wayne in Sands of Iwo Jima.
  1. 3 - 36 pages - same cover as issue 3 of US series. "John Wayne Adventure Comics, No. 3. Published bi-monthly by Superior Publishers Limited". Inside front cover has ad for contest to name John Wayne's horse with note "Canadians may enter contest". 1st story = John Wayne in The Claws of Death (which we have in the same issue of the US series by Frazetta or Williamson. 2nd story = John Wayne in The Mystery of the Rhyming Range. Next is a text story of at least 2 pages called "John Wayne - Flying Sheriff" by Donald George (with an illustration). There is at least one more story in here with John Wayne tracking down Chief Bright-Cloud's murderer. inside back cover is photo from Sands of Iwo Jima. Back cover is photo of John Wayne in cowboy outfit.
  1. 4 - 36 pages - same cover as issue 4 of US series. "John Wayne Adventure Comics, No. 4. Published bi-monthly by Superior Publishers Limited". Inside front cover is ad for "Fun for Boys and Girls" from Dominion Mail Order Agency at 2382 Dundas Street West. 1st story is John Wayne Guns of Justice. It is signed by Leon Winick. 2nd story is John Wayne Double Danger. Last story in book is Prospector Pete, first line is "Greetings Prospector Pete! Maybe you buyum genuine imitation peace pipe?" It is signed by Art Helfant. Inside back cover are 2 ads, one for winning prizes for selling from Homer-Warren at 30 Wellington Street East. 2nd ad for stuff from The Castle Company at a box office in Toronto. Back cover is ad for Treasure Chest of the World's Best Comics from Herald Publishing Company at 2382 Dundas Street West.

Abbot and Costello #9 - no publisher listed. Add to our Derby Publishing series. reprint of the cover of issue 11 of St. John series. Cover wasn't saveable)

Lawbreakers Always Lose #5 - no publisher listed, add to Bell Features series. Cover is a reprint of issue #1 of Marvel series. Back cover is ad for "Sensational Hockey Book". First story is shown and is "Sold... A Life Sentence!... To the Highest Bidder... 25 cents!" (which is the first story in issue #4 of the US series).

  1. 10 - no publisher listed but we already have this as Bell Features. Cover is reprint of issue #9 of the Marvel series. Back cover has a Bell contest - number 30 (maybe), with the winners of Contest #21. Shown is part of "The Secret of the Smiling Maiden" which was the first story in issue 10 of the US series. Also shown is a page from "The Killer Who Walked Like a Man", also from issue 10 of the US series.

Slum Dog - Issue 3 has a Kirk and Spock story by Julie Doucet

Fighting Yank - series from Better, reprint of Standard series. Issue 28 seen on eBay, matches issue 28 (cover) of US series

Wonder Woman #32 Canadian edition seen on eBay - canadian publisher not mentioned, so I suspect it's National (since that is basically the same as the US series). Same cover as issue 32 of the US series

Startling Comics #42 - no Canadian publisher listed on eBay, it does say "Pines Publ", we have the Canadian series as by Publication Services Limited an the US series by Standard/Better. Might be Better of Canada? Canadian cover matches US cover of same issue, though it has a British price as well. Also the issues for Startling are in the wrong order...

Weird Fantasy - add issue 15 to 1951 series (eBay auction gives 1952 as year of publication) (green monster and girl cover, same as issue 15 of 1951 EC series) add issue 12 to 1951 series (eBay auction gives 1952 as year of publication) add issue 18 to 1950 series - reprints cover of issue 6 of EC's 1951 series. Looks like Canada didn't get the memo that the numbering was to re-start!

Weird Science - probably need a separate 1950 series with issues 12 to 15, with the covers we currently have as 12 and 15 moved to it (I have a better copy of 15 now) And the series we have now as 1950 should be 1951

Flash Gordon #1 from Super needs to be added. We have Flash Gordon Comics, unsure if indicia says Comics or not. We only have issue 2 listed. Reprints Harvey series. We have US series just listed as Flash Gordon though cover of #2 does have Comics on it.

Gasoline Alley #2 - no canadian publisher listed on eBay, same cover as #2 of Star series (though with SDD added above issue number)

Tell It To the Marines #7 - no Canadian publisher listed on eBay, same cover as #7 of the Toby series. Probably Superior as the Canadian publisher, based on other Toby reprints.

He Saw Our Lady published by Fides - [nn] 1956 "Excellent production values! Heavy glossy stock covers, 32 pages of comic style story. Published 1956 by Imprimerie Fides, Montreal, Canada. These were either sold or given away at the Father Fredrick's Crypt-Museum in Montreal."

Jungle Comics #143 - Canadian publisher not listed. We have a series from Publication Services Limited, but the issues are numbered 1 to 4 (reprints of Jungle Comics 113 or so). This is likely another publisher, Superior, based on info above about Jumbo Comics (also from Fiction House and published by both Publication Services Limited and Superior).

Les Aventures Du Docteur Dolittle #5 dated 1973. No Publisher listed, says it's French Canadian.

Walt Disney's Picnic Party #7 - listed as Dell but Canadian (might actually be Wilson, but doesn't have the normal "Published in Canada" that all the Wilson titles I've seen has). Cover has a different price (30 cents rather than 25 cents) but otherwise is the same. Not sure if this should be a series or not.

Mr. District Attorney #11 - already listed, has same cover as DC version issue #11.

Indians #17 - no canadian Publisher listed, reprint of Fiction House #17 - publisher likely Superior Dated 1953

Illiad II - 4 issues shown on eBay, title of auction was "Micmac, Illiad II #1, 1A 2 & 3 of 3 NM Canadian comic" INFO FOR ISSUE 2 from http://library.cenhum.artsci.wustl.edu/node/9903 Author: MacVicar, Ronald Publish Year: 1986 Publisher: MicMac Comics City: North Bay, Ontario Periodical Date: Oct 1 1986 (All day)


Gene Autry - #14 seen on eBay (cover photo not good enough to add to GCD), cover matches issue #13 of US series.

  1. 22 - already have cover on GCD, auction reports that inside covers are blank. Shows back cover with picture of Autry on his horse with his hat in the air. Has indicia "Gene Autry Comics Vol. 1, No. 22. December 1948. Published monthly by The Wilson Publishing Co. of Toronto, Limited by arrangement with Dell Publishing Co, Inc." Front cover is reprint of issue 21 of US series

Series date must be incorrect since we have it as 1949, probably 1947. Also delete from series notes about known issues.

Crime Does Not Pay #65 seen here: http://www.gdcomics.com/shopping/searchresults.asp?lstCategoryID=2

Captain Rocket from PL Comics - one story is posted here http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2009_05_01_archive.html

http://beta.comics.org/issue/278453/

Auction on eBay has scans of some of the pages:

Cover is redrawn version of Pep Comics #47. Most of the contents appear to be from Pep #47 too.

  • Inside front cover is ad for photographs of combat planes. Also includes indicia, photo cuts off date if it is in the indicia.
  • First story in book is The Original Shield and Dusty the Boy Detective in The Madman's Castle
  • After Shield is Captain Commando and the Boy Soldiers in Communique #13 - We'll Never Be Licked
  • The Hangman and The Noose!
  • After Hangman story is a one page promo with "Archie is an FEH Feature" with a guy in the electric chair reading an Archie comic and a guy getting hit by a safe
  • Archie story in middle of the book has Archie and his dad as detectives with magnifying glasses creeping around a fence
  • Back cover is ad for Fun for Boys, no publisher listed.

Super-Mystery Comics #?

Description: I'm not positive what number this is, but baced on the Gerber Book this cover is from #46 or Volume 8 #4, this one is dated 1948...one of the few Canadian editions that's actualy dated. so that could be correct. Previous to Gerber I pegged the number at a few possabilities including V3 #5, or 6, V4 #2,5 or 6, V6 # 2,4,5, or 6, V7#4, and V8#5. baced on contents. I'm not sure the original page count but this one has 32 pages so I assume a story has been cut. it also has Canadian ads. the first story is Murder has a twin, second story is a Mister Risk "Ghost gang", then a 2 page whodunnit murder on New years eve, then a two page text called Dead Men Talk, then finaly a Mack Martin Story called "the murder masquerade" in all 30 pages of art and the two page text. So who knows what number I should price it according to. so I'll go with the cover baced on Gerber and call it #46 or Volume 8 #4.I also not that the real Number 46 is cover dated as March...or was it May...I think March...I don't have the Gerber handy. This one has a cover date of June.

Action Comics - add issue 129 to Simcoe, add issue 123 to National (seller didn't mention publisher for either of them, these are educated guesses)

Thrilling Comics #48 - listed as Canadian but publisher not mentioned.

Whiz Comics #120 - add to Derby

Tom Mix Western - add issue 13 (publisher not mentioned in auction, but assumed to be Anglo American)

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