Bughouse

Bughouse, a four-issue Farrell comic series running from 1954, offers a brief, playful slice of mid-century humor comics. Produced by the prolific Iger Studio, the series is a minor but charming relic of the era, showcasing the studio's signature clean, lively art style in service of lighthearted gags and cartoonish antics. While its run was short, it stands as a representative example of the kind of mass-produced, whimsical entertainment that filled newsstands in the 1950s.