My Diary

A quirky, short-lived entry from Bell Features, My Diary (1950–present) is a two-issue comic series that offers a snapshot of early 1950s Canadian publishing, notable for its use of photographic covers rather than traditional comic art. Its premise, centered on personal diary-style narratives, reflects the era's fascination with confessional and slice-of-life storytelling. Though the artist behind the photographs remains unnamed, the series stands as a curious artifact of a publisher experimenting with format and tone during the dawn of the Silver Age of comics.