Supreme Feature-Comic

In the mid-1940s, Supreme Feature-Comic offered a mix of adventure, humor, and western tales, published by Jaycol/J. Yock & Company across 33 issues. This series featured the titular hero Supreme, a masked crimefighter, alongside a rotating cast of backup features that reflected the era's popular genres. While no single creator defined its run, the book stands as a representative example of the small-press, anthology-style comics that proliferated during the Golden Age, capturing the eclectic energy of post-war pulp entertainment.