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Amster the Hamster

Amster the Hamster

12 appearances · Golden Age · 1952–1957
Who is Amster the Hamster?

Amster the Hamster is a delightful little corner of DC's Golden Age funny-animal universe, debuting in 1952's Movietown's Animal Antics #38 under the hands of Jack Schiff and Win Mortimer. Running through the mid-1950s, this cheerful critter kept wonderfully zany company — sharing pages with the likes of Peter Porkchops, Rollo Raccoon, McSnurtle the Turtle, and Dizzy Dog across titles like Peter Porkchops, Nutsy Squirrel, and The Raccoon Kids. With only a dozen catalog appearances, Amster is a genuine rarity, the kind of obscure gem that reminds collectors just how richly populated and warmly imaginative DC's postwar funny-animal lineup truly was.

★ First appearance
Movietown's Animal Antics #38
May 1952

Top series

Covers through the years — 1952–1957

Movietown's Animal Antics #38 1952
Movietown's Animal Antics #38
Funny Stuff #70 1953
Funny Stuff #70
Nutsy Squirrel #62 1954
Nutsy Squirrel #62
Nutsy Squirrel #65 1955
Nutsy Squirrel #65
The Raccoon Kids #61 1956
The Raccoon Kids #61
Peter Porkchops #49 1957
Peter Porkchops #49

Appearances

Movietown's Animal Antics (1950)
#38
Funny Stuff (1944)
#70
Nutsy Squirrel (1954)
Peter Porkchops (1949)
The Raccoon Kids (1954)