List of Fiction House Comic Books
- Cowgirl Romances
- Fight Comics
- Firehair
- Ghost
- Indians
- Jumbo Comics
- Jungle Comics
- Ka'a'nga, Jungle King
- Man O'Mars
- Movie Comics
- Planet Comics
- Rangers Comics
- Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
- The Spirit (five issues, 1952–54)
- Wambi
- Wings Comics
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