Girl Comics

The Canadian wartime publisher Bell Features launched Girl Comics in 1949, a short-lived series of five issues aimed at a young female readership. The title is notable for its striking photographic covers (credited to an unknown photographer) and interior art by future Marvel mainstay Sol Brodsky, offering a snapshot of the post-war comic market's attempt to court a specific audience. Though brief, it stands as a modest artifact of the era's genre experimentation.