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According to 1922 copyright records, the strip was published in the U.S. by Bell Syndicate as Adamson's Adventures. A 1930 article in the Saturday Evening Post refers to it by this title when saying the strip had been cancelled. A search of Newspapers.com indicates the strip was later revived under the same title around 1934 by Consolidated News Features, but that starting in 1935, a few papers ran it under the title Silent Sam.

Since Adamson's Adventures was the original and seemingly more common title, maybe the title of this article should be changed? Xscapist ( talk) 17:42, 25 April 2023 (UTC) reply