George Foster

George Foster (1982–present, George Foster Enterprises) is a single-issue comic series that introduced readers to a young African American boy navigating life in a multiethnic urban neighborhood. Created by the pioneering team of Brenda D. Mason and Morrie Turner—the latter best known for his groundbreaking strip Wee Pals—the book blends gentle humor with everyday lessons about friendship and community. As one of the few mainstream comics of the early 1980s to center a Black child protagonist, it stands as a quietly important, family-friendly snapshot of its era.