Scoop Comics

Published by Chesler/Dynamic during the early 1940s, Scoop Comics was a short-lived three-issue anthology series that ran from 1941 to 1942. Featuring a mix of adventure and humor stories, the title is most associated with the work of artists Al Plastino and Charles Sultan, who contributed regularly across its brief run. While it didn't achieve lasting fame, the series offers a snapshot of the wartime comic book industry's rapid output and the early careers of creators who would go on to define the medium.