Cosmo Cat Comics

Published by K. G. Murray from 1947 to 1948, Cosmo Cat Comics ran for eight issues, blending whimsical feline adventures with the post-war Australian comic scene. The series was most frequently written by J. L. Keene and Pat Adams, with artwork from Ellis Chambers, Hart Amos, and occasional contributions from American artist Jack Burnley. A charming, short-lived title, it offers a glimpse into the local talent and lighthearted storytelling that defined mid-century Australian comics.