Georgie Comics

Peter Driben’s painted covers defined the brief, nine-issue run of Georgie Comics, a 1950–1951 Bell Features title built around the misadventures of a cheerful, trouble-prone young man. A lighthearted, gag-driven humor comic of the early 1950s, it stands as a minor but charming example of the Canadian publisher’s post-war output, with Driben’s distinctive, high-energy art lending the series its most memorable visual identity.