All Humor Comics

From 1946 to 1949, Quality Comics offered All Humor Comics, a 17-issue anthology series that lived up to its title by delivering lighthearted, gag-driven strips. The book was a showcase for the versatile talents of writer-artist Al Stahl, whose work anchored the series alongside contributions from artists like Bart Tumey and Bernard Dibble. Though it didn't launch any iconic characters, the series stands as a cheerful slice of post-war comics, reflecting the era's appetite for gentle, visual comedy in a rapidly expanding medium.