List of Fox Feature Syndicate publications

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This is a list of Fox Feature Syndicate publications.

Titles

A

Album of Crime, one non-numbered issue (1949)
All Famous Crime, one non-numbered issue (1949)
All Good Comics, one non-numbered issue (1944); #1 (1946)
All Great Comics, one non-numbered issue (1944); one non-numbered issue (1945); #1, 14, 13^[1] (1946; becomes Dagar, Desert Hawk with 2nd #14 onward)
All Great Jungle Adventures, one non-numbered issue (1949)
All Real Confession Magazine, one non-numbered issue (1949)
All Top Comics one non-numbered issue (1944); #1-18 (1945-1949; My Experience #19 onward)
All Your Comics, one non-numbered issue (1944); #1 (1946)
Almanac of Crime, two non-numbered issues (1949)
Animal Crackers #31 (1950; formerly My Love Secret^[2]

B

Big Three #1-7 (1940-1942)
Blue Beetle #1-11, 31-42, 44-69 (1939-1950; #12-30 published by Holyoke Publishing;^[3] no #43)
Book of All-Comics one non-numbered issue (1945)
The Book of Comics #1 (1945)
The Bouncer, non-numbered first issue, #11-14 (1944-1945) [continued from The Green Mask v1]

C

Captain Kidd #24-25 (1949; formerly Dagar, Desert Hawk)
Cody of the Pony Express #1 (1950)
Colossal Features Magazine #33-34, issue numbering restarts,^[4] #3 (1950; formerly I Loved)
Cosmo Cat #1-10 (1946-1947; becomes Sunny, America's Sweetheart #11 onward)
Crimes Incorporated #12 (1950; formerly My Past); issue numbering restarts, Crime Incorporated #2-3 (1950-1951)
Crimes By Women #1-15 (1948-1950)

D

Dagar, Desert Hawk #14-23 (1948-1949; formerly All Great Comics, 1946 series; Captain Kidd #24 onward)
Dorothy Lamour, Jungle Princess #2-3 (1950; formerly Jungle Lil)

E

The Eagle #1-4 (July 1941 - Jan. 1942)
Everybody's Comics, one non-numbered issue (1944)

F

Famous Crimes #1-20 (1948-1951)
Fantastic Comics #1-23 (Dec. 1939 - Nov. 1941)
Feature Presentations Magazine #5-6; issue numbering restarts, Feature Stories Magazine #3-4 (1950; formerly Women in Love)
The Flame #1-8 (1940-1942)
Free Weekly Comics, three non-numbered issues (1940)
Frank Buck, #70-71; issue numbering restarts, #3 (1950; formerly My True Love)
Full Color Comics, one non-numbered issue (1946)

G

General Douglas MacArthur, one non-numbered issue (1951)
The Green Mask v1 #1-9 (1940–1942), continued as The Bouncer
The Green Mask v1 #10–11 (1944)
Green Mask v2 #1–6 (1945–1946)

H

Hoot Gibson #5-6; issue numbering restarts, #3 (1950; formerly My Love Story)
Hoot Gibson's Western Roundup, one non-numbered issue (1950)
Hunted #13; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Love Memoirs)

I

I Loved #28-32 (1949-1950; formerly Rulah, Jungle Goddess; Colossal Features Magazine #33 onward)
Inside Crime #3; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Intimate Affair)

J

Jo-Jo Comics #1-6 (1946-1947; becomes Jo-Jo, Congo King #7 onward)
Jo-Jo, Congo King #7-29 (1947-1949; two #7s, no #13; formerly Jo-Jo Comics; My Desire #30 onward)
Journal of Crime, one non-numbered issue (1949)
Judy Canova #23-24; issue numbering restarts, #3 (1950; formerly My Experience)
Jungle Jo, one non-numbered issue, #1-6 (1950)
Jungle Lil #1 (1950; Dorothy Lamour, Jungle Princess #2 onward)
Junior Comics #9-16 (1947-1948; formerly Li'l Pan; becomes Western Outlaws #17 onward)

K

Krazy Life #1 (1945)

L

Li'l Pan #6-8 (1946-1947; formerly Rocket Kelly; Junior Comics #9 onward)
Life with Snarky Parker #1 (1950)

M

March of Crime, three non-numbered issues (1948); #7; issue numbering restarts, #2-3 (1950; formerly My Love Affair)
Martin Kane Private Eye #4; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Secret Affair)
Meet Corliss Archer #1-3 (1948; My Life #4 onward)
Murder Incorporated #1-15 (1948-1949; My Private Life #16 onward); #5; issue numbering restarts, #2-3 (1950; formerly My Desire)
My Confession #7-10 (1949-1950; formerly Western True Crime; Spectacular Feature Magazine #11 onward)
My Desire #30-31; issue numbering restarts, #3-4 (1949-1950; formerly Jo-Jo Congo King; Murder Incorporated, 1950 series, #5 onward)
My Experience #19-22 (1949-1950; formerly All Top Comics; Judy Canova #23 onward)
My Great Love #1-4 (1949-1950; Will Rogers Western #5 onward)
My Intimate Affair #1-2 (1950; Inside Crime #3 onward)
My Life True Stories in Pictures #4-15 (1948-1950; formerly Meet Corliss Archer)
My Love Affair #1-6 (1949-1950; March of Crime, 1950 series, #7 onward)
My Love Life #6-13 (1949-1950; formerly Zegra, Jungle Empress)
My Love Memoirs #9-12 (1949-1950; Hunted #13 onward)
My Love Secret #24-30 (1949-1950; formerly Phantom Lady; Animal Crackers #31 onward)
My Love Story #1-4 (1949-1950; Hoot Gibson #5 onward)
My Past Thrilling Confessions #7-11 (1949-1950; formerly Western Thrillers; Crimes, Inc. #12 onward)
My Private Life #16-17 (1950; formerly Murder Incorporated, 1948 series; Pedro #18 onward)
My Secret Affair #1-3 (1949-1950; Martin Kane #4 onward)
My Secret Life #22-27 (1949-1950; formerly Western Outlaws)
My Secret Romance #1-2 (1950; A Star Presentation #3 onward)
My Secret Story #26-29 (1950; formerly Captain Kidd; Sabu, Elephant Boy #30 onward)
My Story #5-12 (1949-1950; formerly Zago, Jungle Prince
My True Love: #65-69 (1949-1950; formerly Western Killers; Frank Buck #70 onward)
Mystery Men Comics #1-31 (Aug. 1939 - Feb. 1942)

N

O

P

Pedro #18; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Private Life)
Phantom Lady #13-23 (1947-1949; formerly Wotalife Comics; My Love Secret #24 onward)

R

Range Busters #1 (1950)
Real Hit Comics #1 (1944)
Rex Dexter of Mars #1 (Fall 1940)
Ribtickler #1-9 (1945-1947)
Rocket Kelly, one non-numbered issue (1944); #1-5 (1945-1946)
Rocket Ship X #1 (1951)
Romantic Thrills, one non-numbered issue (1950)
Romeo Tubbs #26-28 (1950; formerly My Secret Life)
Rulah, Jungle Goddess #17-27 (1948-1949; formerly Zoot Comics; I Loved #28 onward)

S

Sabu, Elephant Boy #30; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Secret Story)
Samson #1-6 (Fall 1940 - Sept. 1941)
Science Comics #1-8 (Feb. - Sept. 1940)
Secret Love Stories, one non-numbered issue (1949)
Spectacular Features Magazine #11-13 (1950; formerly My Confession)
Spectacular Stories Magazine #4 (1950)
A Star Presentation #3 (1950; formerly My Secret Romance; Spectacular Stories Magazine #4 onward)
Sunny, America's Sweetheart #11-14 (1947-1948; formerly Cosmo Cat)

T

Tegra, Jungle Empress #1 (1948; Zega, Jungle Empress #2 onward)

U

U.S. Jones #1-2 (Nov. 1941- Jan. 1942)

V

V...- Comics^[5] #1-2 (Jan. 1942- March 1942)
Variety Comics, two non-numbered issues (1946)

W

Weird Comics #1-20 (April 1940 - Jan. 1942)
Western Killers #60-64 (1948-1949; My True Love #65 onward)
Western Outlaws #17-21 (1948-1949; formerly Junior Comics; My Secret Life #22 onward)
Western Thrillers #1-6 (1948-1949; My Past Confessions #7 onward)
Western True Crime #1-6 (1948-1949)
Will Rogers Western #5; issue numbering restarts, #2 (1950; formerly My Great Love)
Women in Love #1-4 (1949-1950; A Feature Presentation #5 onward)
Women Outlaws #1-8 (1948-1949; My Love Memories #9 onward)
Wonder Comics (changed to Wonderworld Comics, #3-on) #1-33 (May 1939 - Jan. 1942)
Wotalife Comics #3-12 (1946-1947; Phantom Lady #13 onward)

X

Y

Z

Zago, Jungle Prince #1-4 (1948-1949; My Story #5 onward)
Zegra, Jungle Empress #2-5 (1948-1949; formerly Tegra, Jungle Empress; My Love Life #6 onward)
Zoot Comics #1-16 (1946-1948; Rulah, Jungle Goddess #17 onward)

References

^ issue numbers for All Great Comics are strange but correct in the given order. There were no issues #2-12 and #14 came before #13. See the entry in the GCD.
^ As new periodical titles were subject to an expensive registration fee by the postal service to receive a second class mail permit, Golden Age comic book publishers frequently continued the numbering of old titles on new ones, hence one comic book title "becoming" another with completely unrelated content.
^ See the GCD's separate, entries on the Fox and Holyoke runs
^ Such renumbering occurred when the post office discovered a new title distributed under old numbering; the publisher was then forced to not only pay the registration fee, but also to list the correct issue number.
^ The three dots and a dash in V...- Comics is Morse code for 'V'

External links

Berk, Jon (2004). "The Weird, Wonder(ous) World of Victor Fox's Fantastic Mystery Men, Part I" and "Part II". Comicartville Library. (WebCitation archive: Part I and Part II)

[1] ssue numbers for All Great Comics are strange but correct in the given order. There were no issues #2-12 and #14 came before #13. See the entry in the GCD.

[2] As new periodical titles were subject to an expensive registration fee by the postal service to receive a second class mail permit, Golden Age comic book publishers frequently continued the numbering of old titles on new ones, hence one comic book title "becoming" another with completely unrelated content.

[3] See the GCD's separate, entries on the Fox and Holyoke runs

[4] Such renumbering occurred when the post office discovered a new title distributed under old numbering; the publisher was then forced to not only pay the registration fee, but also to list the correct issue number.

[5] The three dots and a dash in V...- Comics is Morse code for 'V'

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