Fun Yearbook

Lev Gleason's Fun Yearbook ran for just two issues in the mid-1940s, offering a digest-sized collection of lighthearted humor and adventure strips. While the publisher was best known for crime and superhero titles like Daredevil and Crime Does Not Pay, this series showcased a more playful side, featuring characters like the mischievous "The Little Wise Guys." Though brief, it stands as a minor but charming artifact of the Golden Age, reflecting the era's appetite for all-ages fun.