Newspapers With Manhua
| English Name | Alternate or Pinyin English Name | Year | Chinese Name | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wah Kiu Daily | 1951 | 華僑日報 | Unknown | |
| Sing Tao Daily Pictorial Supplement | 1953 | 星島日報圖畫特刊 | Bao Dik-cheung (鮑狄祥), Lee Ling-hon (李凌翰), Chang yat-yim, Mak ching (麥青) | |
| Dai Jung Daily | 1967 | 大公報 | Yen E-King (嚴以敬) | |
| Express Daily | 1967 | 決報 | Yen E-King (嚴以敬) | |
| Sunday Weekly | 1990 | 星期天周刊 |
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