Future Comics

David McKay’s Future Comics ran for four issues starting in 1940, a short-lived but noteworthy anthology that showcased the talents of writer Fran Striker and artists Joe Musial and Charles Flanders. The series offered a glimpse into the early days of comic book publishing, blending adventure and sci-fi themes that captured the era’s fascination with tomorrow. Though brief, it stands as a snapshot of the pulp-influenced storytelling that shaped the medium’s golden age.