U.S./Canadian Comics

Since the medium of comics arguably originated in the USA, it should come as no surprise that a whole lot of comics are American. Also included here are Canadian comics, as they are for the most part pretty similar to their southern counterparts due to the large amount of intermingling between the two cultures, businesses and talents, and often see distribution in both regions regardless of origin.

12-Gauge

Sherwood, Texas

Aardvark-Vanaheim

Abrams ComicArts

Abstract Studio

AC Comics

Femforce

ACC Studios

Liberality for All

Ace Comics (1940-1956)

Ace McCoy
All Love
All Romances
Andy Comics
Atomic War
Baffling Mysteries
Banner Comics
Beyond
Buckskin: America's Defender of Liberty
The Black Spider
Captain Courageous Comics
Challenge of the Unknown
Complete Love Magazine
Crime Must Pay The Penalty
Dotty
Ernie Comics
Four Favorites
Four Teeners
Fun Time
Glamorous Romances
The Hand of Fate
Hap Hazard Comics
Heroes of the Wild Frontier
Indian Braves
Lightning Comics
The Lone Warrior
Love At First Sight
Love Experiences
Men Against Crime
Monkeyshines Comics
Mr. Risk
Our Flag Comics
Penalty!
Real-Life Secrets
Real Love

Adventure Press

Jimmy Tornado

AfterShock Comics

Aircel

Men in Black

Ait / Planet Lar

Ajax-Farrell Publications (1951-1958)^note

All True Romance
Apache Trail
Battle Report
Billy Bunny
Black Cobra
Brenda Starr
Bride's Diary
Bride's Secrets
Bruce Gentry
Bughouse
Captain Flight Comics
Captain Jet
Daffy Tunes Comics
Dark Shadows
Dear Heart
Eva the Imp
Fantastic
Fantastic Fears
The Fighting Man
The Flame
Frisky Animals on Parade
Frontier Trail
Full of Fun
Funny Fables
G-I in Battle
Great Exploits
Gunsmoke Trail
Happy Jack
Haunted Thrills
High Adventure
Hi-Ho Comics
Kiddie Kapers
Linda
Lone Eagle
Lone Rider
Lonely Heart
Madhouse
Men In Action
Midnight
Mighty Bear
Mighty Ghost
My Personal Problem (1955-1957)
Oklahoma Kid
Phantom Lady
The Rider
Rocketman
Samson
Secret Love
Spunky the Smiling Spook
Strange
Strange Fantasy
Strange Journey
Super Cat
Super Spook
Sweetie Pie
Swift Arrow
Swift Arrow's Gunfighters
Terrific Comics/Wonder Boy
Today's Brides
True Life Romances
Vooda
Voodoo
War Report
War Stories
Wild Western Roundup

American Comics Group/ ACG (1943-1967)

Adventures into the Unknown
Blazing West
The Clutching Hand
Commander Battle and the Atomic Sub
Dizzy Dames
Forbidden Worlds
Funnybone
Funny Films
Giggle Comics
- Superkatt
Ha Ha Comics
Herbie
Hi-Jinx
The Hooded Horseman
The Kilroys
Lovelorn / Confessions of the Lovelorn
Milt Gross Funnies
Moon Mullins
Operation Peril
Out of the Night
Romantic Adventures
Search For Love
Skeleton Hand
Soldiers of Fortune
Spencer Spook
Spy and Counterspy
Spy-Hunters
Teepee Tim
Young Heroes

Ape Entertainment

Arcana Studio

Aspen MLT

Aviation Press

Phantom Flyer

Big Dog Ink

Critter

Black Bull

Just a Pilgrim

Black Mask Studios

Boys' Life Magazine

Norby

Broadsword Comics

Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose
School Bites (now a webcomic)

Broadway Books

The Cartoon History of the Universe

Caliber

Centaur Publishing

Charlton

Comico

Comics Interview

Southern Knights

Comix Tribe

Continuity Comics

Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars

Covenant Comics

Burlap

Dell Comics

Neutro

Dark Circle (an imprint of Archie Comics formerly known as Red Circle)

Department of the Army

PS Magazine

Desperado Publishing

Necessary Evil

Devil's Due

Different Mousetrap Press

Disney

Dork Storm Press

Dragon

Wormy

Drawn and Quarterly

Wilson

Dreamwave Productions

EC Comics

Animal Fables (1946–1947) #1-7
Animated Comics (1947) #1
Blackstone the Magician Detective Fights Crime (1947) #1
Crime Patrol (1948–1950) #7-16 (continued as The Crypt of Terror)
Dandy Comics (1947–1948) #1-7
Fat and Slat (1947–1948) #1-4 (continued as Gunfighter)
Gunfighter (1948–1950) #5-14 (continued as The Haunt of Fear)
Happy Houlihans (1947) #1-2 (continued as Saddle Justice)
International Comics (1947) #1-5 (continued as International Crime Patrol)
International Crime Patrol (1948) #6 (continued as Crime Patrol)
Land of the Lost (1946–1948) #1-9
Modern Love (1949–1950) #1-8
A Moon, a Girl...Romance (1949–1950) #9-12 (continued as Weird Fantasy)
Moon Girl (1947–1949) #2-6 (continued as Moon Girl Fights Crime!)
Moon Girl and the Prince (1947) #1 (continued as Moon Girl)
Moon Girl Fights Crime! (1949) #7-8 (continued as A Moon, a Girl...Romance)
Picture Stories from the Bible (1944–1946) #1-3 (New Testament edition, Old Testament edition published by DC Comics)
Picture Stories from American History (1945–1947) #1-4
Picture Stories from Science (1947) #1-2
Picture Stories from World History (1947) #1-2
Saddle Justice (1948–1949) #3-8 (continued as Saddle Romances)
Saddle Romances (1949–1950) #9-11 (continued as Weird Science)
Tiny Tot Comics (1946–1947) #1-10
War Against Crime! (1948–1950) #1-11 (continued as The Vault of Horror)
The Crypt of Terror/Tales from the Crypt (April/May 1950 to February/March 1955, 27 issues)
The Vault of Horror (April/May 1950 to December/January 1955, 29 issues)
The Haunt of Fear (May/June 1950 to November/December 1954, 28 issues)
Weird Fantasy (May/June 1950 to November/December 1953, 22 issues)
Weird Science (May/June 1950 to November/December 1953, 22 issues)
Crime Suspen Stories (October/November 1950 to February/March 1955, 27 issues)
Two-Fisted Tales (November/December 1950 to February 1955, 24 issues)
Frontline Combat (July/August, 1951 to January 1954, 15 issues)
Shock Suspen Stories (February/March 1952 to December/January 1955, 18 issues)
MAD (October–November 1952, ongoing to this day)
Three Dimensional E.C. Classics/Three Dimensional Tales from the Crypt of Terror (Spring 1954 to March 1954, 2 issues)
Panic (February–March 1954 to December/January 1956, 12 issues)
Weird Science-Fantasy (March 1954 to May/June 1955, 7 issues)
Piracy (October/November 1954 to October/November 1955, 7 issues)
Impact (March/April 1955)
Valor (March/April 1955)
Extra! (March/April 1955)
Aces High (March/April 1955)
Psychoanalysis (March/April, 1955)
M.D. (April/May 1955)
Incredible Science Fiction (July/August 1955)
Confessions Illustrated (1955-1956)
Crime Illustrated (1955-1956)
Shock Illustrated (1955-1956)
Terror Illustrated (1955-1956)

Eastern Color Printing Company (1933-1955)

Famous Funnies: The series that is generally considered to be the first true comic book. It mainly published reprints of newspaper comics, but it eventually added original material. It also had a oneshot precusor called "Famous Funnies - A Carnival Of Comics".
Big Chief Wahoo
Buck Rogers
Buster Crabbe
Century of Comics
Club "16"
Dickie Dare
Mickey Finn
Movie Love
Personal Love
Daisy Comics
Heroic Comics
Jingle Jangle Comics
Juke Box Comics
New Heroic Comics
Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics
Steve Roper
Sugar Bowl Comics
Tales From The Great Book