Yankee Comics

Published by Remington Morse from 1943 to 1944, Yankee Comics was a short-lived, four-issue series that captured the patriotic fervor of the World War II era. The title is most closely associated with the work of artists Joe Beck and Bob Wood, who contributed to the bulk of its run. Though brief, it stands as a snapshot of wartime publishing, reflecting the home-front enthusiasm and pulp-style adventure typical of the period's smaller, independent comics.