Victory Comics
Hillman · 1941 · 4 issues
About the series
Hillman's Victory Comics (1941–present) was a short-lived, four-issue anthology series that epitomized the patriotic fervor of the Golden Age. Most associated with the talents of Bill Everett (who both wrote and drew) alongside writer Gilbert James and artist Harry Anderson, the series featured a rotating cast of costumed heroes and adventure strips. Though its run was brief, it stands as a snapshot of early wartime comics, showcasing the energetic, formative work of Everett before his most famous creations.