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Published from October 1949 - November 1956 with 43 total number of issues (#1 - #43).

The series ran for 16 issues from April-May 1949 - January 1952.

Dragons. They reign above the eternal snows or in the depths of the abyss... They are marvelous, magical, malicious creatures... But, where do these winged creatures with sparkling scales and fearsome claws come from?This collection of illustrations on the theme of dragons brings together the best illustrators and comic book authors from around the world: French, English, Danish, Spanish, Italian, American, Canadian... From John Howe, designer of The Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia, to Todd Lockwood, illustrator of Dungeons & Dragons, and Olivier Ledroit, creator of the Chronicles of the Black Moon and Adrian Smith, one of the authors of Warhammer, and more... They’ve pooled their talents in a Tolkien-style universe where dragons coexist or fight Dwarves, Orcs, Elves and Humans...The result is this illustrated encyclopedia, which combines extraordinary texts on the history of dragons, with drawings of remarkable quality, realism of line and thoroughness of detail.

Billy the Kid is a cowboy hat-wearing, gun-toting goat. His friend Oscar happens to be an ostrich, and the sheriff of the town. Together they solve mysteries, throw bad guys in the slammer, and keep the wild west safe for all the animals.As an example of the series, in “A Strangle Hold,” when a famous murder mystery writer visits the town and his host turns up dead, it’s up to Billy and Oscar to determine the real culprit.This series also contains short stories highlighting characters such as Willie the Worm, Benny Beaver, Fuzzy Bear, and others also featured in Fawcett’s Funny Animals.

Ace Magazine's primary romance comic. Don't make yourself crazy trying to figure out the numbering scheme. First issue was continued from pulp magazine "Complete Love Magazine" and was marked both #158 and Vol. 26 #2, published in November 1951. Thirty-four issues later, the last one was #191, Vol.32, #4. Comic Vine uses #158-191 for the numbering.

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Numbering continues from Super Western Comics (Youthful, 1950 series).

Short lived line published by Hugo Gernsback in 1940.

Continues from Four Teeners (Ace Comics Magazine 1948 series) #34. Continues as Glamorous Romances (Ace Magazine 1949 series) #41 onwards.

Four issues series.

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Before Carol Danvers took the name Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau held the mantle! A police lieutenant with the remarkable power to transform into energy, Monica began as a reluctant super hero but soon rose through the ranks to become the Avengers' field leader! Now, witness Monica's debut, her earliest encounters with Spider-Man and the Avengers, and an interdimensional team-up with Thanos' brother, Starfox! Monica clashes with Powderkeg and the Sons of the Serpent in little-seen solo tales, but what prompts her to give up the name of Captain Marvel and evolve into the next phase of her heroic career?Collects Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964) #16; Avengers (1963) #227, 279; Marvel Team-Up (1972) #142-143; Captain Marvel (1989) #1; Captain Marvel (1994) #1; Avengers Unplugged (1995) #5; material from Solo Avengers (1987) #2; Marvel Fanfare (1982) #42, 57.

Continues from Cartoons for Men Only(1958) issue #5.

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British western comic book release.