Charlie Chan

In the late 1940s, Prize Comics brought the cinematic sleuth Charlie Chan and his Number One Son to the four-color page, a short-lived series spanning five issues. Anchored by the pencils of Carmine Infantino, Charles Nicholas, and Dick Briefer, the book offered a pulp-tinged take on the detective's methodical investigations. While brief, it stands as a snapshot of the era's appetite for licensed mystery characters, showcasing early work from artists who would later define the Silver Age.