Horsefeathers

A short-lived Lev Gleason title from the late 1940s, Horsefeathers ran for just four issues, primarily featuring the art of Chic Stone. A humor comic of the era, it offered a lighthearted, gag-driven romp, typical of the publisher's output before the industry's shift toward crime and horror. While not a landmark series, it stands as a minor artifact of post-war comic book comedy.