Single Series

Running for 30 issues from 1938 to 1942 under United Feature Syndicate, this comic series is a lively artifact of the pre-war newspaper comic strip era. Most closely associated with the talents of Harry O'Neill and Dick Moores—who handled both writing and art, alongside R. M. Brinkerhoff—it captures the brisk, gag-driven adventure style of its time. Though not a household name today, it stands as a key example of the syndicate's output and the transitional period between the pulps and the modern comic book.