Carl Anderson's Henry #22

Carl Anderson's beloved bald-headed boy strides across a sunny yellow cover, paintbrush in hand and a bucket of paint swinging at his side, with a freshly finished self-portrait hanging proudly on the wall behind him. It's a quietly charming scene that captures Henry's wordless, good-natured personality perfectly — a little artist admiring his own work. Dell's 1951 entry in this long-running series is a delightful slice of mid-century comic charm for fans of classic newspaper strip humor.