Clover Cooley

Clover Cooley is a teenage character from DC's Golden Age humor comics, appearing in Sheldon Mayer's Scribbly and related teen-comedy titles alongside characters like Scribbly Jibbet and Buzzy Brown in the breezy, lighthearted postwar teen-humor tradition.

Clover Cooley is a charming piece of DC's Golden Age, stepping onto the scene in 1948 within the pages of Sheldon Mayer's beloved Scribbly — a series that captured the breezy, humor-driven spirit of postwar comics with real warmth and wit. Though her footprint in the catalog is small, she moves through some genuinely delightful company, sharing pages with the likes of Scribbly Jibbet, Buzzy Brown, and Binky Biggs across the teen-humor titles Leave It to Binky, Scribbly, and Buzzy. One of her appearances even carries key-issue status, making her a quiet little discovery for collectors who love hunting the corners of DC's lighter, laugh-filled Golden Age output. For fans of that era's sunny, slice-of-life storytelling, Clover Cooley is exactly the kind of find that reminds you how rich and varied comics were long before capes took over everything.