Funny 3-D

A one-shot oddity from Harvey Comics, Funny 3-D (1953) is a single issue experiment in the short-lived 3-D comic craze of the early 1950s. Featuring the publisher’s familiar roster of humorous characters, it’s a curious artifact of a moment when publishers briefly chased a gimmick that required special glasses to see the depth effects. Its place in history is as a snapshot of Harvey’s willingness to try a novelty format, making it a footnote for collectors of vintage 3-D ephemera.