 Holyoke Publishing leased commercial space at 1475 Broadway in Manhattan in April 1944.Because of incomplete documentation of the early days of the American comic book, some sources misstate Holyoke's role.One common resource, for example, erroneously refers to Holyoke "imprints including Et-Es-Go Mags, Continental Magazines, Helnit Publishing Co. and Tem Publishing Co." The book "The Comic Book in America" erroneously states that Holyoke "entered the comic-book superhero business with "Crash Comics" (May 1940)...", though "Crash Comics Adventures" was a Temerson title predating Holyoke.