Babe

Babe was a short-lived but eye-catching comic series from Prize, running just seven issues from 1948 to 1949. The title star was a curvaceous blonde bombshell, and the book leaned into lighthearted, humorous adventure with a cheeky, pin-up style. Boody Rogers, the primary writer and artist, shaped its playful tone, with Eric Stanton and Frank Beaven also contributing art. It's a notable artifact of the post-war comic boom, offering a snapshot of how the industry blended comedy and cheesecake before the Comics Code tightened standards.