Casey - Crime Photographer

Casey: Crime Photographer, published by Bell Features from 1949, is a short-lived but atmospheric Canadian crime comic that ran for three issues. Drawing on the popular radio and film character, the series follows a newspaper photographer who uses his camera to capture not just images but clues, blending noir visuals with gritty storytelling. The art is most associated with Allen Anderson, whose moody illustrations brought the shadowy world of post-war crime to life. Though brief, it stands as a distinctive example of the genre in Canadian comics history.