List of Appearances
Below is a list of the main strips Ace Comics ran throughout the series, with the issues they appeared in. Some long-running series missed the occasional issue, for these the first and last issue of the run is noted. For shorter run titles, the list shows each appearance.
Information available on issues 1-16 and 133-151 appears to be limited at present. As a result, it has not been possible to produce a definitive list. Issues with a ? against them are the earliest or latest possible issue this character's strip appeared in.
- Barney Google (most issues 1-1 151)
- Battle of the Atlantic issues 55, 57, 58, 60
- Battle of the Seven Seas issues 61, 66, 70, 72, 73, 75
- Blondie issues issues 01 - 151
- Brick Bradford issues 128 - 151?
- Captain Tootsie issues 76, 86, 87, 90, 99, 100
- Curly Harper at Lakespur issues 1 - 100, 107
- Cyrano de Bergerac Jnr issues 26 - 32
- Daffy Doodles (most issues)
- Dreamland (various issues to #20)
- Elmer issues 1 - 100
- Etta Kett issues 1? - 37
- Henry (various issues 57 - 138)
- Jungle Jim issues 01 - ?
- Krazy Kat issues 01 - 37
- The Katzenjammer Kids issues 01 - 151
- Just Kids issues 1? - 100 107
- The Lone Ranger issues 135 - 151?
- News in Pictures issues 54 - 70?
- Nicodemus O'Malley and His Whale, Palsy Walsy issues 1? - 32
- Pete the Tramp (most issues 1- 151)
- The Phantom issues 11 - 151
- Prince Valiant issues 26 - 134
- Private Breger Abroad (most issues 72 - 106)
- Private Buck issue 57
- Pussycat Princess issues 10? - 37
- Ripley's Believe It or Not! issues 01 - 26?
- Room and Board issues 1? - 50?
- Seein' Stars issues 1? - 65
- Sport in Pictures (various issues from 1 - 74?)
- Teddy And Sitting Bull issues 1? - 151?
- Tex Thorne issue 1-14?
- They'll Do It Every Time issues 10? - 127?
- Tillie the Toiler (most issues 1? - 127)
- Tim Tyler's Luck issues 1 - 151
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