Antics and Adventures of Droopy, the Drew Field Mosquito

The Antics and Adventures of Droopy, the Drew Field Mosquito is a single-issue comic from 2000, created by Harry Lampert—a Golden Age legend best known as the original artist of the Flash. This oddball one-shot transforms a World War II-era mascot (a mosquito from Drew Field, Florida) into a cheerful, cartoonish protagonist for a lighthearted, all-ages adventure. While it only saw one issue, it stands as a charming, late-career project from a comics pioneer, offering a whimsical footnote to Lampert’s legacy.