Climax Color Comic

Climax Color Comic, a 14-issue Australian newsstand series from K. G. Murray, ran from 1947 to 1948, offering a vibrant mix of adventure, humor, and fantasy. The creative backbone of the title was a tight trio—Bernard Dibble, Jim Borella Swan, and Moira Bertram—who handled both writing and art, giving the book a cohesive, homegrown feel. It stands as a snapshot of post-war Australian comics, showcasing local talent in a market then dominated by reprints, and represents an early, colorful step in the country's own comic-book identity.