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Argo Publishing 1956
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Argo was a short lived publication venture that was created to publish comic books featuring newspaper characters that none of the larger comic companies were interested in.
Much of their output consisted of comics based on such newspaper soap opera characters as Merry Worth, Rex Morgan MD, and Judge Parker.
-From comicvine
Total Number of Series: 8
Total Number of Issues: 8
Cisco Kid Comics 1944
Illustrated Stories of the Operas: Aida 1943
Illustrated Stories of the Operas: Carmen 1943
Illustrated Stories of the Operas: Faust 1943
Illustrated Stories of the Operas: Rigoletto 1943
Spook Comics 1946
Tally-Ho Comics 1944
Toytown Comics 1945
Founded by Father Louis Gales, who also created the long-running Catholic Digest, the Guild created educational materials for Catholic youth, often featuring exciting adventure stories, saints’ lives, and other “illustrated classics” type edutainment.
NOTE -
You can find more scans from the American Catholic Research Center and University Archives
at this link -
http://tinyurl.com/owucbt2
Mikeross Publications
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A very short lived publisher.
Owned by artist/inker team
Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. The long time team tried going it alone but it didn't last. They would move on to work for DC.
GCD info: Founded in c1938 as the publishing arm of the Young Communist League.
In 1944, when the YCL disbanded, and the American Youth for Democracy founded, the New Age Publishers, Inc became affiliated with that organization.
New Age Publishers, Inc is known to have published non-comics magazines, pamphlets, etc from 1943 to 1946.
There is a possibility that New Age Publishers, Inc published some of these comics as a surrogate for Lev Gleason during the WW2 paper restrictions.
Bread Giveaway book from 1948.
Issues 1-35 of Adventures and 1-36 of Peter Wheat News feature Walt Kelly art.
Adventures ran to 66; News ran to at least 61
Border Patrol 3 issues
Captain Rocket 1 issue
Co-Ed Romances 1 issue
Love Life 1 issue
Red Arrow 3 issues
Saari 1 issue
Weird Adventures 3 issues
Western Frontier 3 issues
Notes:
An American publisher who opted for printing its comics in Canada; However, they were compiled in USA, with American advertisements & were destined for the US market (distributed by Kable News); The editorial address was 30 Rockefeller Plaza, NYC, which was also used by another comic book publisher, D.S. Publishing Co. (1948-1950); no further connection is known at this time.
