Red Dragon Comics

Street & Smith's Red Dragon Comics was a brief but punchy wartime entry, running just five issues from 1943 to 1944. The series featured a lineup of costumed heroes and adventure strips typical of the era, anchored by the titular Red Dragon, a mysterious avenger. With art and stories by a rotating roster of Golden Age talents—including Bob Powell and Charles Nicholas—the title offers a snapshot of the patriotic, pulp-infused energy that defined early 1940s comics. Its short lifespan makes it a curious footnote for collectors of Street & Smith's superhero output.