The Adventures of Jerry Lewis

The Adventures of Jerry Lewis, published by K. G. Murray from 1950 onward, is a four-issue comic series that translates the comedian’s manic, slapstick energy into sequential art. Most frequently illustrated by the versatile Bob Oksner, the series captures the playful, gag-driven spirit of mid-century humor comics. Though brief, it stands as a curious artifact of the era’s celebrity licensing boom, offering a lighthearted glimpse into how a live-action star’s persona was adapted for the page.