Complete List of Classics Illustrated Junior Comic Books (original US Run; Also 2004-2009 Canadian R
The Canadian run which began in 2004 followed the same sequence as the original U.S. run.
The authorship is based on the information held by Michigan State University Libraries, Special Collections Division in their Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection, as well as information found on Wikipedia under the title of the individual stories.
Issue | Title | Author |
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501 | Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs | Brothers Grimm |
502 | The Ugly Duckling | Hans Christian Andersen |
503 | Cinderella | Charles Perrault |
504 | The Pied Piper | Robert Browning |
505 | The Sleeping Beauty (also contains The Real Princess) | Charles Perrault/Brothers Grimm (The Real Princess: Hans Christian Andersen) |
506 | The 3 Little Pigs | Joseph Jacobs |
507 | Jack and the Beanstalk | William Godwin |
508 | Goldilocks and the Three Bears | Robert Southey |
509 | Beauty and the Beast | Credited to Charles Perrault, but other sources credit Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve |
510 | Little Red Riding Hood | Charles Perrault |
511 | Puss-In-Boots | Gianfrancesco Straparola/Charles Perrault |
512 | Rumplestiltskin | Brothers Grimm |
513 | Pinocchio | Carlo Collodi |
514 | The Steadfast Tin Soldier | Hans Christian Andersen |
515 | Johnny Appleseed | --- |
516 | Aladdin and His Lamp | Brothers Grimm |
517 | The Emperor's New Clothes | Hans Christian Andersen |
518 | The Golden Goose | Brothers Grimm |
519 | Paul Bunyan | W.B. Laughead |
520 | Thumbelina | Hans Christian Andersen |
521 | The King of the Golden River | John Ruskin |
522 | The Nightingale | Hans Christian Andersen |
523 | The Valiant Little Tailor | Brothers Grimm |
524 | The Wild Swans | Hans Christian Andersen |
525 | the Little Mermaid | Hans Christian Andersen |
526 | The Frog Prince | Brothers Grimm |
527 | The Golden-Haired Giant | Brothers Grimm |
528 | The Penny Prince | Hans Christian Andersen |
529 | The Magic Servants | Brothers Grimm |
530 | The Golden Bird | Brothers Grimm |
531 | Rapunzel | Brothers Grimm |
532 | The Dancing Princesses | Brothers Grimm |
533 | The Mountain Fountain | --- |
534 | The Golden Touch | --- |
535 | The Wizard of Oz | L. Frank Baum |
536 | The Chimney Sweep | Hans Christian Andersen |
537 | The Three Fairies | Giambattista Basile |
538 | Silly Hans | --- |
539 | The Enchanted Fish | --- |
540 | The Tinder-Box | Hans Christian Andersen |
541 | Snow White and Rose Red | Brothers Grimm |
542 | The Donkey's Tale | Brothers Grimm |
543 | The House in the Woods | Brothers Grimm |
544 | The Golden Fleece | --- |
545 | The Glass Mountain | |
546 | The Elves and the Shoemaker | Brothers Grimm |
547 | The Wishing Table | --- |
548 | The Magic Pitcher | "Based on The Miraculous Pitcher by Nathaniel Hawthorne". |
549 | Simple Kate | --- |
550 | The Singing Donkey | Brothers Grimm |
551 | The Queen Bee | Brothers Grimm |
552 | The Three Little Dwarfs | Brothers Grimm |
553 | King Thrushbeard | Brothers Grimm |
554 | The Enchanted Deer | --- |
555 | The 3 Golden Apples | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
556 | The Elf Mound | Hans Christian Andersen |
557 | Silly Willy | |
558 | The Magic Dish | --- |
559 | The Japanese Lantern | --- |
560 | The Doll Princess | --- |
561 | Hans Humdrum | --- |
562 | The Enchanted Pony | --- |
563 | The Wishing Well | --- |
564 | The Salt Mountain | |
565 | The Silly Princess | --- |
566 | Clumsy Hans | Hans Christian Andersen |
567 | The Bearskin Soldier | Brothers Grimm |
568 | The Happy Hedgehog | Brothers Grimm |
569 | The Three Giants | --- |
570 | The Pearl Princess | --- |
571 | How Fire Came To The Indians | --- |
572 | The Drummer Boy | --- |
573 | The Crystal Ball | Brothers Grimm |
574 | Brightboots | --- |
575 | The Fearless Prince | --- |
576 | The Princess Who Saw Everything | --- |
577 | The Runaway Dumpling | --- |
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