Clothing for Courage

Clothing for Courage, a single-issue comic from Parents' Magazine Press published in 1946, is a brief but charming artifact of post-war children's publishing. Illustrated by Sam Glankoff, it likely aimed to gently guide young readers through anxieties with a straightforward, encouraging message. Though its run was short, it stands as a modest example of how mid-century educational publishers used the comic format for moral and emotional instruction.