Dotty Dripple

Buford Tune’s Dotty Dripple ran for only two issues from Magazine Enterprises in 1946, a lighthearted comic strip-style series centered on the misadventures of its titular character. Tune handled both writing and art, giving the book a consistent, homespun charm that reflected post-war American humor. Though brief, it stands as a quirky footnote in the publisher’s early catalog, showcasing Tune’s singular vision for a short-lived but memorable gag strip.