Cartoon Parade
Superior · 1945–present · 2 issues
About the series
Superior Publishers' Cartoon Parade (1945) was a brief, two-issue anthology series that collected gag cartoons and humorous strips from the era. Though it didn't launch any lasting characters or storylines, it stands as a modest example of the lighthearted, disposable comic book entertainment of the mid-1940s. Its primary significance lies in its snapshot of post-war humor and the work of the cartoonists who contributed to its pages.