Pop

Pop is a short-lived Australian newspaper comic strip series published by The Herald and Weekly Times Limited, running from 1933 to the present across just three issues. Though brief in its initial run, the strip holds a niche historical significance as an early example of locally produced comic content in Australian print media, reflecting the era's shift toward serialized humor and character-driven storytelling. Its enduring "present" designation suggests sporadic or legacy reprints, marking it as a quirky footnote in the country's comics history.