CREATOR

Name: Fawcett Publications (American comics corporation).
Personal dates: Founded in 1919 by Wilford Hamilton Fawcett (1885-1940). After his death one of his sons, Roscoe, took over keeping the company a family business. Stopped in 1953.
Other creations: Too numerous to mention here. Please look under Fawcett in the Creators section.
Successors: None.
Comments: The corporation never used a logo on their comic book front covers. The only identification (if any!) was the rather inconspicuous line A Fawcett Publication.

 

 

MAIN STORY
The series premiered in 1945. Stopped in 1947 after 18 issues.

The series contains stories featuring live puppets. It origins from animator George Pal (1908-1980) who had invented a special stop-motion technique for puppets of many types, which was used in several American films. The invention was officially named Pal-Doll, but it soon became known as Puppetoons.

 

 

MAIN CHARACTERS

None.

 

 

GALLERY
(presenting the front covers from 6 random issues)

#1 - 1945
#4 - 1945
#6 - 1945

#9 - 1946
#15 - 1947
#18 - 1947

 

 

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