Super-Dooper Comics

Able Manufacturing’s Super-Dooper Comics ran for eight issues from 1946 onward, a modest but lively series shaped by the steady hands of writer-artist E. McD. Moore Jr., alongside writers Paul J. Lauretta and artists Arturo Cazeneuve and Bob Powell. This short-lived title offers a snapshot of post-war comic book publishing, showcasing the collaborative, often multi-tasking talent that defined the era. Its matter-of-fact charm lies in how it reflects the industry’s hustle, with creators wearing multiple hats to keep the pages coming.