Sunshine

Sunshine (1938–1939) was a 39-issue series from Target Comics, a short-lived but energetic entry in the early days of American comic books. Best known for its vibrant, lighthearted adventure and humor strips, the title showcased the work of rising talents like artist Bob Oksner, whose clean, dynamic style helped define the series' cheerful tone. Though brief, Sunshine captures the optimistic, experimental spirit of pre-war comics, offering a snapshot of the industry's rapid evolution from newspaper reprints to original, character-driven stories.