In business from 1939 Standard was a prolific publisher during the Golden Age of comic books. Tank Commandos | White Princess of the Jungle | Wild Bill Hickok | Witchcraftīetter/Nedor/Standard/Pines Publications 1939-1959 Jesse James 019 (partial rescan) -upgrade 2īoy Detectives | Captain Silver's Log of the Sea Hound / Sea Hound | Captain Steve Savage v1 + 2 | Cow Puncher Comics | Eerie | Fighting Undersea Commandos | Gangsters and Gunmolls | Geronimo | Intimate Confessions | Jesse James | Kit Carson | Merry Mouse | Murderous Gangsters | Out of this World Adventures | Penny | Peter Rabbit v1 + 2 | Police Line-Up | Prison Break! | Realistic Romances | Romantic Love | Saint, The | Slave Girl | Space Detective | Space Mouse | Strange Worlds | US Paratroops | U.S. Their comics were distributed by ANC (American News Company) up to 1952, and by Hearst after that.Īs of 2019, Avon still exists as an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. Joseph Meyers and Edna Meyers Williams were the publishers. was an independent publisher from 1941 to June 1959, when it was bought by the Hearst Corporation. | Search for Love | Skeleton Hand | Soldiers of Fortune | Spencer Spook | Spy and Counterspy | Spy-Hunters | Teepee Tim | Wrangler Great Moments in Rodeo | Young HeroesĪvon Publications, Inc. NOTE- due to DCM's rule of Not sharing books post Dec 1959 several American Comics Group/ACG titles are incomplete on DCMĪdventures into the Unknown | Blazing West | Clutching Hand, The | Commander Battle and the Atomic Sub | Cookie | Dizzy Dames | Forbidden Worlds | Funnybone | Funny Films | Giggle Comics | Ha Ha Comics | Hi-Jinx | Hooded Horseman, The | Kilroys, The | Lovelorn / Confessions of the | Milt Gross Funnies | Moon Mullins | Operation Peril | Out of the Night | Romantic Adventures / My Romantic Adv. In 1967 the line of newsstand titles was cancelled, but the Custom Comics part of the business lasted until at least the late seventies. They were distributed by Independent News Co., which was a sister company to DC comics. Iger was sole owner from 1953 to the early 1960s, when Harry Donenfeld became co-owner. No matter the imprint, most titles had the words 'A Farrell Publication.'Īll True Romance | Apache Trail | Battle Report | Billy Bunny | Black Cobra | Brenda Starr | Bride's Diary | Bride's Secrets | Bughouse | Captain Flight Comics | Captain Jet | Daffy Tunes Comics | Dark Shadows | Dear Heart | Eva the Imp | Fantastic | Fantastic Fears | Fighting Man, The | Flame, The | Frisky Animals on Parade | Full of Fun | Funny Fables | G-I in Battle | Great Exploits | Gunsmoke Trail | Happy Jack | Haunted Thrills | Hi-Ho Comics | Kiddie Kapers | Linda | Lone Eagle | Lone Rider | Lonely Heart | Madhouse (1954/1957) | Men in Action | Midnight | Mighty Bear | My Personal Problem (1955/1957) | Oklahoma Kid | Phantom Lady | Rider, The | Samson | Secret Love (1955/1957) | Spunky the Smiling Spook | Strange | Strange Fantasy | Strange Journey | Super Cat | Sweetie Pie | Swift Arrow (1954/1957) | Terrific Comics/Wonder Boy | Today's Brides | True Life Romances | Vooda | Voodoo | War Report | War StoriesĪCG, from 1946 to 1953, was co-owned by Fred Iger who also owned part of National Periodical Publications. In addition to packaging art for Farrell from the beginning, Jerry Iger was the company's art director from 1955–1957.Īlso published comics under the names of Ajax, America's Best, American Feature Syndicate, Decker Publications, Excellent Publications, Farrell, Four Star, Kiddie Kapers, Red Top Comics and Steinway Comics. Farrell in the 1940s and 1950s, Farrell is particularly known for its pre-Comics Code horror comics, mostly produced by the S. Risk | Our Flag Comics | Penalty! | Real-Life Secrets | Real Love | Real Secrets | Revealing Romances | Science Comics | Scream Comics | Space Action | Super-Mystery Comics | Sure Fire Comics | Ten-Story Love | Trapped! | Vicky Comics | War Heroes | Web of Mystery | Western Adventures Comics | Western Love Trails | World War IIIįounded and operated by Robert W. Wyn's Magazine Publishers names since 1928, and published comics between 1940 and the end of 1956.Īll Love | All Romances | Andy Comics | Atomic War | Baffling Mysteries | Banner Comics | Beyond | Captain Courageous Comics | Challenge of the Unknown | Complete Love Magazine | Crime Must Pay the Penalty | Dotty | Ernie Comics | Four Favorites | Four Teeners | Fun Time | Glamorous Romances | Hand of Fate, The | Hap Hazard Comics | Heroes of the Wild Frontier | Indian Braves | Lightning Comics | Love at First Sight | Love Experiences | Men Against Crime | Monkeyshines Comics | Mr. The Wyns had been publishing pulp fiction under the Periodical House and A. Ace Magazines was a comic-book and pulp-magazine publishing company headed by Aaron A.

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