Field Newspaper Syndicate Comic Strips
- B.C. by Johnny Hart
- The Berrys by Carl Grubert
- Brother Juniper (1953–86) by Fr. Justin "Fred" McCarthy, OFM, and Len Reno
- The Captain's Gig by Virgil Partch
- Goosemyer by Don Wilder and Brant Parker
- Granny and Slowpoke
- Grin and Bear It by George Lichty
- Hit or Miss by George Sixta
- Latigo by Stan Lynde
- Mary Worth by Ken Ernst and Allen Saunders
- Miss Peach by Mell Lazarus
- Rivets by George Sixta
- Steve Canyon by Milton Caniff
- The Strange World of Mr. Mum by Irving Phillips
- Sylvia by Nicole Hollander
- Tucker
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