Funny Frolics ran during 1945 through 1946 for 5 issues.

ssue #14 does exist but it is a reprint of issue #1, it is the return of Yang after a nine year hiatus.

Continued from Rex Hart, Whip Wilson ran during 1950 for 3 issues. This series then continued into The Gunhawk.

Continued from Unknown Worlds. Becomes Journey into Unknown Worlds after three issues when numbering restarts at #4.

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This series featured crime-themed adventures, in which justice always prevailed. It was continued as Tales Of Justice with issue 53.

Sport Stars was published in 1949 for only 1 issue. This series continued into Sports Action.

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Crime Exposed ran during 1950 through 1952 for 14 issues.

Crime Must Lose ran during 1950 through 1952 for 9 issues.

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Vampyre's Kiss is collection of two books consisting of 4-issue comic book series written by Barry Blair and published by Aircel Comics for a mature audience.

An anthology series by Noah Van Sciver.

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Collects X-Men (1991) #62-64, Heroes For Hire (1997) #18-19, Shadowland: Spider-Man (2010) #1, Secret Avengers (2010) #18, Avengers (2012) #11. Shang-Chi demonstrates his martial-arts prowess across the Marvel Universe! There's hellfire in Hong Kong as the Master of Kung Fu lends his deadly hands to the X-Men's cause in battle with Sebastian Shaw and the Kingpin! Then, he and Wolverine join Iron Fist and the Heroes for Hire, tackling pirates on the high seas off Madripoor! But when Mister Negative exploits the chaos of Shadowland, Shang-Chi and Spider-Man must stop the villain's Inner Demons from adding Hell's Kitchen to his criminal empire! Plus: When Arnim Zola threatens Earth, only Shang-Chi, Steve Rogers and Black Widow stand between us and oblivion! And when the Master of Kung Fu joins the Avengers, he shows exactly why he's one of Earth's Mightiest Heroes!

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Wacky Duck ran in 1948 for only 2 issues.

CELEBRATING THE GREATEST ASIAN SUPER HEROES AND CREATORS FROM ACROSS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE! Some of the best Asian super heroes in comics are getting the spotlight in this special action-packed and heartfelt issue! Shang-Chi! Ms. Marvel! Jubilee! Silk! Jimmy Woo! Come celebrate these amazing and legendary heroes from new and established Asian creators that will surely expand “the world outside your window!” Plus: Be prepared for some big and special surprises that can only be told in the Mighty Marvel Manner!

Semi-pro baseball player Justin Ullrich has a problem... he's a werewolf and he wants to talk, but nobody's listening. Not his mother, priest, stoner pal, or his ex, the succubus. So where does a monster with bloodlust issues go? He enters a twelve step self-help program, of course! But instead of finding answers he finds himself swept up in the identity politics of the monster set.