Cheers

During the height of World War II, Cheers ran for 13 issues from 1942 to 1944 under the Hardie-Kelly banner, a lighthearted series largely written and drawn by the prolific Ray Dabbs. While the title suggests a toast, the strip offered a blend of humor and adventure typical of the era, providing brief escapism for readers on the home front. It stands as a modest but charming artifact of wartime comic publishing, showcasing Dabbs's steady hand as both storyteller and artist.