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THE ADVENTURES OF HAROLD TEEN
TREASURE BOX OF FAMOUS COMICS EDITION

by Carl Ed

A Compact Collection of Carl Ed’s Classic Teenage Comic Adventures

Published by Cupples & Leon Company in December 1934, The Adventures of Harold Teen was issued as part of the Treasure Box of Famous Comics series. This 36-page softcover edition is identified as an abridged version of Cupples & Leon’s earlier 1931 Adventures of Harold Teen collection.

Created by cartoonist Carl Ed, the collection returns to the lively world of Harold Teen and his companions, where friendship, travel, youthful schemes, slang, and misunderstandings provide the foundation for a succession of comic situations.

Title

The Adventures of Harold Teen

Series

Treasure Box of Famous Comics

Creator

Carl Ed

Publisher

Cupples & Leon Company

Publication Date

December 1934

Language

English

Genre

Teen Humor / Comedy / Newspaper Comic Strip

Format

Softcover Comic-Strip Reprint Collection

Length

36 pages

About the
book

The Adventures of Harold Teen is a compact 1934 edition of Carl Ed’s popular newspaper comic-strip adventures, issued by Cupples & Leon as part of the Treasure Box of Famous Comics collection.

The volume is an abridged edition of the earlier 1931 Cupples & Leon book. That original collection follows Harold Teen and his friend Poison Pembrooke during a humorous trip to Florida, and the 1934 edition presents a shortened selection derived from the earlier material.

Through sequential comic-strip episodes, Harold and his companions encounter youthful schemes, misunderstandings, social complications, travel adventures, and the everyday comic difficulties characteristic of Carl Ed’s work.

Its shorter format preserves the energetic humor and distinctive portrayal of teenage life that made Harold Teen a recognizable part of American newspaper comics during the early twentieth century.

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