Variety Comics

A short-lived, three-issue series from the mid-1940s, Variety Comics was published by Croydon Publishing Co. during the waning years of the Golden Age. The title is most consistently associated with artist Marvin Stein, who contributed to every issue, often signing his work as "M. Stein." While its brief run offers only a snapshot of the era's anthology-style humor and adventure, it stands as a minor but tangible piece of the post-war comic book boom.