Pretty much all publishers entered the funny animal genre at one time or another, whether it was based on animated properties or all-original characters. Harvey Comics, known today for Richie Rich, Casper, and kids' comics with characters that all looked like they were played by the same actor. They had every kind of comic before the code, including (for their time) some of the most lurid horror comics. This is from March 1947.
One thing they didn't have was any signatures.
'[It] was the sweetest candy bar he'd ever eaten': Power-tripping
receptionist tries to throw employee under the bus, gets caught red-handed
hoarding the office snacks instead
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A receptionist who worked with a small business from the ground up quickly
grew an ego too big for her coworkers to handle. She was very
confrontational ...
1 hour ago
The "Jumpin' Jack" story is by Art Bartsch, who was head layout artist at Terrytoons. A couple of Terry artists regularly contributed to these early Harvey comics.
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