F.B.I. Comics

Bell Features launched F.B.I. Comics in 1946 as a single-issue entry in the Canadian Whites tradition, written and drawn entirely by Bill Thomas. This crime-fighting title follows the exploits of federal agents, reflecting the post-war fascination with law enforcement and espionage. Though brief, it stands as a compact snapshot of the era's pulp-inspired storytelling and the distinctive, homegrown style of Canadian comic books.