Puppet Comics

Puppet Comics, a two-issue series from the George W. Dougherty Publishing Company, launched in 1946 as a curious piece of post-war publishing. Most frequently illustrated by artist Stephen Douglas, this brief title is a snapshot of the era's experimentation with comic formats, offering a glimpse into the early days of a now-obscure publisher. Its short run marks it as a niche footnote in the history of American comics.