Cute Comic

Cute Comic is a single-issue oddity from 1945, published by a rapid succession of companies including Marx, Philmar, P.M. Productions, Amex, and Bairns. Its brief existence offers a curious snapshot of post-war comic book publishing, where a title could be shuffled between publishers without ever launching a second issue. The series matters as a footnote in the era's crowded marketplace, a ghost of a comic that never found its audience.