All Hazel

In the early 1960s, Bantam Books published All Hazel, a two-issue comic series that adapted the newspaper strip about a sharp-witted, live-in maid. This short-lived title captured the era's domestic humor, with writer Frank Roberge and artist Ernie Colón translating the popular single-panel gags into a sequential format. While brief, it stands as a curious artifact of the strip's multimedia reach during its peak.