Henry Comic Book

This charming Dell Comics issue of Carl Anderson's Henry brings the beloved bald-headed boy to life in his signature wordless adventures. Anderson created Henry for The Saturday Evening Post in 1932, and the character's pantomime format made him an international sensation, proving that humor needs no translation. The cover presents a quintessential Henry moment: the curious youngster observing an ingenious dual-fishbowl contraption, complete with a connecting tube that allows the goldfish to visit each other. This gentle visual comedy captures everything that made Henry a household name across America and beyond. The interior pages continue with "All Brand-New Stories" as promised, including the Little Guy backup feature shown in the second image. A delightful example of mid-century American comics publishing at its most wholesome, this issue represents Dell's mastery of family-friendly licensed content during the Golden Age of Comics. *Note that this lovely comic book is designed to be enjoyed, and then framed! Size: 10.25" x 7.25" Artist: Carl Anderson Condition: Very Good, An original vintage or antique magazine, book, or other bound publication. Age-appropriate wear. Paper toning in accordance with the publication's age. Marks/stains as per photo.