This advertisement explains the "Parent Approved" logo on a range of mid-1950s Australian comics: "Your child will read a comic book this week! Comic books are fun, and forbidden to buy, kiddies will borrow from some more fortunate children and overcome parental objections. …And a pledge! Here is a friendly assurance from the Editors of every comic book bearing the Parent Approved Stamp that they—parents themselves—recognise their responsibility to young readers."
The advertisement lists 20 series:
Paul Terry Presents Terry Bears (Unknown, probably Rosnock);
Terry-Toons Comics (Rosnock);
Tom & Jerry Comics (Rosnock);
Adventures of Mighty Mouse (Rosnock);
Mighty Mouse (Rosnock);
Blondie and Dagwood Present Daisy and Her Pups (Associated Newspapers);
Dagwood (Jubilee);
Blondie (Associated Newspapers);
Family Funnies (Associated Newspapers);
Tom and Jerry Present the Two Mouseketeers (Rosnock);
Baby Huey the Baby Giant (Associated Newspapers);
Tom and His Adventures (Unknown, probably Rosnock);
Rags Rabbit Comic (Associated Newspapers);
Little Max Comics (Red Circle Press);
Little Dot (Associated Newspapers);
Little Audrey (Associated Newspapers, 1955 series);
Paul Terry's Fun Fiesta Comics (Rosnock);
Dinky Duck (Unknown, probably Rosnock);
Casper the Friendly Ghost (Associated Newspapers); and
Heckle and Jeckle the Talking Magpies (Rosnock).
Pricing in this story has been converted from dollars to pounds.
the bottom of this page reads "the Saga of a gallant Knight and his terrible singing sword—Prince Valiant—published every second month.
This page includes five Right Around Home with Myrtle daily strips.
This story is untitled and has not text.
An advertisement at the bottom of the page reads "Laugh with Baby Huey—published every second month".
The text advertisement on the bottom of this page reads "Fun for the young folk—Little Audre—published every second month".
This page includes five Right Around Home with Myrtle daily strips.