Jim Dandy #3 (Sept. 1956), and the children's Western comedy Shorty Shiner #3 (Oct. 1956). Both were published under the imprint Dandy Magazines Inc., as A Dandy Comic. Personnel Beginning December 15, 1947, Lev Gleason Publications' advertising director was Gilbert G. Southwick, who had resigned as food advertising manager for Seventeen magazine. He left in September the following year to become vice president and general manager of the Roselle Park, New Jersey, toy manufacturer Childhood Interests, Inc. In 1953, Gleason vice president E.A. Piller resigned to open his own office as a publishers' representative, with Gleason among his clients. Selected list of Lev Gleason Publications titles Black Diamond Western (1949–1956) 52 issues Boy Comics (1942–1956) 117 issues Boy Loves Girl (1952–1956) 33 issues Boy Meets Girl (1950–1952) 24 issues Crime and Punishment (1948–1955) 74 issues Crime Does Not Pay (1942–1955) 126 issues Daredevil Comics (1941–1956) 134 issues Lovers' Lane (1949–1954) 41 issues Silver Streak Comics (1939–1946) 23 issues References External links Lev Gleason's Comic House Kent Worcester’s book review for The Comics Journal (15 July 2020) of Brett Dakin’s “American Daredevil: Comics, Communism, and The Battles of Lev Gleason” Comic book publishing companies of the United States Defunct comics and manga publishing companies Crime comics