Boys' Life

Running from 1912 through the present day, Boys' Life is the long-running comic strip series from the Boy Scouts of America, most famously drawn and written by Clare Briggs and later by Barton Huntington and John T. Swift. Published across 32 issues, these strips originally appeared in the pages of the organization's flagship magazine, offering wholesome, humorous, and often instructional glimpses into Scout life and outdoor adventure. While not a superhero saga, the series endures as a charming, historically significant artifact of early 20th-century American comics and youth culture.