Webster Unabridged

A single-issue comic from 1945 published by Robert M. McBride Co., Webster Unabridged is a standalone, one-shot curiosity from the immediate post-war era. Its title suggests a playful or educational take on language, though the exact premise and creative team remain obscure. As a brief, self-contained publication, it represents a niche moment in mid-20th-century comic publishing, notable primarily for its unusual premise and limited run.