Adventure Series

A long-running General Electric Company series that debuted in 1946, Adventure Series ran for 12 issues, making it a modest but enduring corporate comic. The artwork was most frequently handled by a trio of journeyman talents—George Roussos, Harry Anderson, and Mort Meskin—who brought a polished, mid-century style to its pages. While not a landmark of the medium, it stands as a curious example of industrial publishing, where a major corporation used the comic format for promotional or educational purposes. Its significance lies in its longevity and the distinctive, if unheralded, creative team that shaped its visual identity.