Adam

A quirky one-shot from the Australian publisher K. G. Murray, Adam (1946) is a single-issue comic that stands as a curious early artifact of the country's post-war publishing landscape. While its brief existence leaves little room for a sustained narrative, it represents a moment when local publishers were experimenting with original superhero content, distinct from the imported American reprints that would soon dominate the market. Its scarcity and singular nature make it a notable footnote for collectors of vintage Australian comics.