List of Harvey Comics publications
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The following is an incomplete list of comic book series published by Harvey Comics.
A
- Adventures in 3-D #1—2 (November 1953—January 1954)
- The Adventures of Felix the Cat #1 (May 1992)
- Alarming Adventures #1—3 (October 1962—February 1963)
- Alarming Tales #1—6 (September 1957—November 1958)
- All New Comics (October 1993)[1]
- Alvin and the Chipmunks #1—5 (July 1992—May 1994)
B
- Baby Huey[2]
- Baby Huey and Papa[2]
- Baby Huey Duckland[2]
- Baby Huey, the Baby Giant[3]
- Back to the Future #1—4 (November 1991—June 1992)
- Beethoven #1—3 (March—July 1994, the first issue was an adaptation of the sequel film Beethoven's 2nd)
- Beetlejuice #1 (October 1991)
- Beetlejuice: Crimebusters on the Haunt
- Beetlejuice Holiday Special
- Beetlejuice in the Neitherworld
- Black Cat Comics
- Black Cat Mystery
- Blondie
- Bunny
C
- Captain 3-D
- Captain Flower
- Captain Freedom
- Casper and…
- Casper and Friends
- Casper and Nightmare
- Casper and Spooky
- Casper and The Ghostly Trio
- Casper and Wendy
- Casper in Space
- Casper Spaceship
- Casper Strange Ghost Stories
- Casper the Friendly Ghost[3]
- Casper TV Showtime
- Casper's Ghostland[2]
- Chamber of Chills
- Clown Comics
D
- Daisy and Her Pups #1—18 (July 1951—May 1954)
- Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #1—107 (July 1962—October 1981)[2]
F
- Family Funnies #1—8 (September 1950—April 1951, continued as Tiny Tot Funnies from #9)
- Famous T.V. Funday Funnies #1 (September 1961)
- Felix the Cat
- First Love Illustrated (1949–1963)
- Fighting American
- Fighting Fronts! #1—5 (August 1952—January 1953)
- Flash Gordon #1—5 (October 1950—June 1951)
- Flat-Top
- The Flintstones
- The Flintstones: The Official Movie Adaptation in Double Vision (September 1994)
- Flip #1—2 (April—June 1954)
- Fruitman Special #1 (December 1969)
- Funny 3-D #1 (December 1953)
G
H
- Hanna-Barbera Big Book #1 (June 1993)
- Hanna-Barbera Giant Size #1—3 (October 1992—October 1993)
- Harvey Collectors Comics
- Harvey Comics Hits
- Harvey Hits[2]
- Harvey Hits Comics
- Herman and Katnip
- Hot Stuff the Little Devil[3]
- Hot Stuff Creepy Caves
- Hot Stuff Sizzlers[2]
- Hot Stuff the Little Devil
- Humphrey Comics #1—22 (October 1948—April 1952)
I
- In the Days of the Mob #1 (September 1971)
- The Incredible Crash Dummies #1—3 (November 1993—January 1994)
- Invisible Scarlet O'Neil
J
- Jackie Jokers #1—4 (March—September 1973)
- The Jetsons #1–5 (September 1992—November 1993)
- Jigsaw
- Joe Palooka
- Junior Funnies #10—13 (August 1951—February 1952, continued from Tiny Tot Funnies from #9)
K
L
- Little Audrey[3]
- Little Audrey and Melvin[2]
- Little Audrey TV Funtime[2]
- Little Dot[3]
- Little Dot Dotland[2]
- Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts[2]
- Little Dracula #1—3 (January—May 1992)
- Little Lotta[3]
- Little Lotta in Foodland[2]
- Little Sad Sack[2]
M
- Man in Black #1—4 (September 1957—March 1958)
- Mazie
- Monster in My Pocket
- Muppet Babies
- Mutt and Jeff
N
- NBC Saturday Morning Comics #1 (September 1991)
- New Kids on the Block #1—8 (December 1990—November 1991)
- Nightmare and Casper #1—5 (August 1963—August 1964)[2]
- The Nine Lives of Felix the Cat #1—5 (October 1991—July 1992)
P
- Paramount Animated Comics #3—22 (February 1953—July 1956)
- Pebbles and Bamm Bamm
- Phantom
- Pink Panther
- Pocket Comics #1—4 (August 1941—January 1942)
- Popeye
R
- Race for the Moon #1—3 (March—November 1958)
- Rags Rabbit
- Richie Rich[2]
- Richie Rich Adventure Digest
- Richie Rich and...
- Richie Rich and Billy Bellhops
- Richie Rich and Cadbury
- Richie Rich and Casper
- Richie Rich and Dollar The Dog
- Richie Rich and Dot
- Richie Rich and Gloria
- Richie Rich and His Girlfriends
- Richie Rich and His Mean Cousin Reggie
- Richie Rich and Jackie Jokers
- Richie Rich and New Kids on the Block
- Richie Rich and Professor Keenbean
- Richie Rich Bank Books
- Richie Rich Best of the Years Digest
- Richie Rich Big Book
- Richie Rich Big Bucks
- Richie Rich Billions
- Richie Rich Cash
- Richie Rich Cash Money
- Richie Rich Casper and Wendy National League
- Richie Rich Diamonds
- Richie Rich Digest
- Richie Rich Digest Stories
- Richie Rich Digest Winners
- Richie Rich Dollars and Cents[2]
- Richie Rich Fortunes
- Richie Rich Gems
- Richie Rich Giant Size
- Richie Rich Gold and Silver
- Richie Rich Gold Nuggets Digest
- Richie Rich Holiday Digest
- Richie Rich Inventions
- Richie Rich Jackpots
- Richie Rich Meets Timmy Time
- Richie Rich Million Dollar Digest
- Richie Rich Millions[2]
- Richie Rich Money World
- Richie Rich Money World Digest
- Richie Rich Profits
- Richie Rich Relics
- Richie Rich Riches
- Richie Rich Success Stories[2]
- Richie Rich Summer Bonanza
- Richie Rich Treasure Chest Digest
- Richie Rich Vacation Digest
- Richie Rich Vacations Digest
- Richie Rich Vault of Mystery
- Richie Rich Zillionz
- Ripley's Believe It or Not! #1—4 (September 1953—March 1954)
- Romance Stories of True Love #45—52 (May 1957—November 1958, continued from True Love Problems and Advice Illustrated from #44)
S
- Sad Sack and the Sarge[2]
- Sad Sack Comics[2]
- Sad Sack Laugh Special[2]
- Sad Sack's Army Life[2]
- Sad Sack's Funny Friends[2]
- Sad Sad Sack World[2]
- Saved by the Bell #1—5 (May 1992—May 1993)
- Scooby-Doo
- Speed Comics: 44 issues (Oct. 1939 – Jan./Feb. 1947)
- The Spirit
- Spitfire (Mahon)
- Spooky Haunted House
- Spooky Spooktown[2]
- Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost[3]
- Spyman
- Stone Protectors #0 + #1—3 (1993, May—September 1994)
- Stretch
- Stumbo Tinytown[2]
- Stunt Dawgs
- Stuntman Comics
- Super Richie
T
- Tastee-Freez Comics #1—6 (1957)
- Teen-Age Brides #1—7 (August 1953—August 1954)
- Thrill-O-Rama #1—3 (October 1965—December 1966)
- Thrills of Tomorrow #17—20 (October 1954—April 1955, continued from Tomb of Terror from #16)
- Tiny Tot Funnies #9 (June 1951, continued from Family Funnies from #8; continued as Junior Funnies from #10)
- Tom and Jerry
- Tomb of Terror #1—16 (June 1952—July 1954, continued as Thrills of Tomorrow from #17)
- Troll Patrol #1 (January 1993)
- True 3D #1—2 (December 1953—February 1954)
- True War Experiences #1—4 (August—December 1952)
- Tuff Ghosts Starring Spooky #1—43 (July 1962—October 1972)
- TV Casper and Company #1—46 (August 1963—April 1974)[2]
U
W
- War Battles #1—9 (February 1952—December 1953)
- Wendy and the New Kids on the Block #1—3 (March—July 1991)
- Wendy the Good Little Witch[3]
- Wendy Witch World[2]
- Woody Woodpecker
Y
See also
References
- ^ Benton, Mike (1992). Superhero Comics of the Golden Age: The Illustrated History. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company. p. 147. ISBN 0-87833-808-X. Retrieved 1 April 2020.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab Wells, John (2015). American Comic Book Chronicles: 1960-64. TwoMorrows Publishing. pp. 34–35, 72, 110–111, 143–144, 163–164. ISBN 978-1605490458.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Schelly, William (2013). American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s. TwoMorrows Publishing. pp. 61, 127, 166–167. ISBN 9781605490540.