3-D Dolly

The single issue of 3-D Dolly (1953), published by Streamline, is a curiosity of the early 1950s 3-D comics craze, notable for its use of the gimmick to present a glamorous, pin-up style heroine. Though the series ran for only one issue, it represents a brief, niche experiment in combining stereoscopic effects with the comic book medium, a trend that flourished briefly before fading. The title is primarily remembered today as a period artifact of the era's technological and publishing fads.