Dotty Comics

Ace Magazines’ Dotty Comics ran for just six issues from 1948 to 1949, a brief but charming entry in the publisher’s post-war romance and humor line. The series centered on the titular character’s romantic misadventures and lighthearted social scrapes, with art most often handled by Al Hartley and Red Holmdale. Though short-lived, it captures the upbeat, gag-driven tone of late-1940s teen-humor comics, offering a snapshot of the era’s playful storytelling before the romance genre fully matured.