3-D Love

Mikeross Publications’ 3-D Love (1953) was a single-issue experiment that fused the romance comics craze with the 1950s 3-D fad, offering a gimmicky but earnest glimpse into the era’s pop-culture crosscurrents. Artist Ross Andru, the most frequent contributor to this short-lived title, brought his clean, expressive style to a straightforward love story meant to pop off the page. Though it never continued, the issue stands as a curious artifact of a moment when publishers chased novelty to stand out on newsstands.