The Jinx

The Jinx is a slim, single-issue series published by Superior in 1946, a one-shot that stands as a minor but curious artifact of the post-war comic boom. Associated with the era's fascination with supernatural and humorous mischief, it features a character whose name suggests a streak of bad luck or chaotic influence. While its run was brief, it captures the experimental spirit of mid-century comics, offering a snapshot of a publisher testing the waters with a quirky, short-lived concept.