—Jungle Jim (195-?–196-?)
—Police Action (195-?)
—Rivals in Love (1956-59)
—Two Loves (1957?)
Atomic AttackCalvert Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd — Australia
Issues 1 (1954?) to 14 (1954?)
Standard comic; Black and white; Saddle stitched
The title logo of this series is based on the sries by US publisher Youthful. Higher numbered issues of this series may exist.
Bring Back My LoveCalvert Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd — Australia
Issue nn (1957?)
Various : Calvert : Australian : US
Everything But a HeartCalvert Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd — Australia
Issue nn (1956?)
Black and white
Various : Calvert : Australian : US
Jungle JimCalvert Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd — Australia
Issues 1 (195-?) to 6 (196-?)
Standard comic; Black and white; Saddle stitched
Higher numbered issues of this series may exist. Jungle Jim began as a newspaper strip in 1934. A 12-part movie serial by Universal Pictures was released and shown in Australian cinemas in 1937. From 1948 to 1955, Columbia Pictures produced a series of 16 Jungle Jim movies starring Johnny Weissmuller. The first film, Jungle Jim, (1948) was released in Australia in September 1949; followed quickly by the second, The Lost Tribe (1949) in December 1949. Episode 4, Captive Girl (1950), was released September 1950; episode 5, Pygmy Island (1950) in May 1951; episode 6, Fury of the Congo, (1951) in September 1951; episode 7, Jungle Manhunt (1951), February 1952; and episode 8, The Forbidden Land (1952) in July 1952—indicating the series was regularly shown and probably popular in this country. This series appears to be based on the Dell comics, while the newspaper strips were reprinted in Chucklers Weekly around the same time.
Group together all titles in the Jungle Jim series
Jungle Jim (1-6)
Jungle Jim (196-?: 1-19)
Police ActionCalvert Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd — Australia
Issue 1 (195-?)
Standar Comic; Black and white; Saddle stitched
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