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Terry-Toons Comics

St. John · 1947–1951 · 24 issues
Publication history Terry-Toons Comics (1947) · this series Paul Terry's Terrytoon Comics (1951) #84–86→
About the series

From 1947 to 1951, St. John Publishing brought the zany, rubbery energy of the Terry-Toons cartoon studio to comic stands with Terry-Toons Comics. Over 24 issues, artists like Jim Tyer, Art Bartsch, and Connie Rasinski translated the studio's signature manic slapstick into panel form, starring a cast of beloved misfits including the scheming Heckle and Jeckle magpies, the hapless Gandy Goose, and the diminutive Dinky Duck. This series captured a transitional moment in animation-based comics, preserving the loose, expressive cartooning style of the theatrical shorts before television reshaped the industry. For fans of classic American animation, it’s a lively, unpretentious snapshot of post-war funny-animal comics at their most gleefully chaotic.

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