NOTE: This comic is for adult viewers only, due to sexual content and nudity. Clumsy is Jeffrey Brown's debut work; a book praised by Chris Ware and hailed by James Kochalka as his "favorite graphic novel ever." Clumsy is the bittersweet story of a year-long, long-distance relationship, told through snippets of everyday life, drawn in a simple and elegantly awkward style that heightens the emotional impact and leaves you reminiscing about your own past love affairs.

Continued from My Diary.

Numbering continues from All Surprise #1-12, becomes Cowgirl Romances with issue #28.

Numbered 27 to 38 for a total of 12 issues. Series continued from Krazy Komics and continues into Cindy Smith.

Continued from Showgirls, Sherry The Showgirl ran during 1957 for 3 issues.

A girl named Penny and her dog, Bolt, are the stars of a TV series called "Bolt." To make the series more realistic, the producers stage a fake kidnapping of Penny, but when Bolt thinks it is real, he decides to go look for her! Convinced he has super powers, Bolt starts his journey in search of Penny, a journey that takes him to New York, Hollywood, and Las Vegas, where he meets new friends and faces untold adventures!

Meet the lovable but naive Francine and her street-tough friend Katchoo; two women trying to make it in a male-dominated world. When Francine's long-time boyfriend Freddie dumps her because Francine won't go all the way with him, he must deal with Katchoo who's determined to get revenge for Francine. This groundbreaking mini-series by Terry Moore was continued in an ongoing series a few years later in the pages in Strangers in Paradise Volume 2.

True Life Tales ran in 1949 through 1950 for only 2 issues. This series begins it's numbering with issue #8. Indicating this was continued from a series title change. However, I could not find a reference for this.Please note: This series begins with issue #8. For our purposes here this single issue will be marked as #1 to keep the sequence correct.

Alice, a young writer of children's story books, is hurtled out of her fairytale-like life when she discovers her girlfriend has been cheating on her! Charmingly defiant, she leaves her small forest town and leaps into a new adventure to seek love (and find herself) in the fast life of San Francisco. There, her concept of pure, magical love will be completely overturned--but her biggest challenge won't be reckoning with other people's sexual drive, it'll be getting a grip on her own! From your new favorite writer and artist team of Iolanda Zanfardino and Elisa Romboli, Alice In Leatherland is a comedy about sex and so, inevitably, about every other aspect of life, too. As Iolanda and Elisa describe the book: "Sex is recounted as a way to investigate our relationship with ourselves and others, with our bodies and our place in the world; sexual pleasure as self-affirmation and growth. There is room for Love, too, and bravery. And for many good laughs, that never hurts".

Continued from Meet Miss Bliss, Stories Of Romance ran during 1956 through 1957 for 9 issues.

Continued from Secret Story Romances, True Tales Of Love ran during 1956 through 1957 for 10 issues.

Homer Hooper ran during 1953 for only 4 issues.

THE SHIELD IS BACK! America's first patriotic superhero, The Shield, has persevered through countless challenges and always manages to come out on top! But what happens when forces beyond anyone's control threaten The Shield's legacy of fighting for truth and justice? Follow Joe Higgins as The Shield (and get ready for some surprises!) in this new one-shot featuring art by Rob Liefeld and a story by David Gallaher.

At the home of the wood-carver Geppetto, a miracle happens! The Blue Fairy brings Geppetto's favorite puppet, Pinocchio, to life! She tells Pinocchio that if he wants to become a real child, he has to behave and listen to his conscience, Jiminy Cricket! But Pinocchio falls into the hands of ruthless characters who take him to the terrible Stromboli and to the enchanted Island, putting the poor puppet in a sea of trouble!

Secret Story Romances ran during 1953 through 1956 for 21 issues. This series then continued back into True Tales Of Love.

A series of romance comics that started in 1949, the numbering is a continuation from the Blonde Phantom series.

The Romances Of Nurse Helen Grant was published in 1957 for only 1 issue.

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Sherry The Showgirl ran during 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into Showgirls.

Della Vision ran during 1955 for 3 issues. This series then continued into Patty Powers.