Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon-Cat-Man Comics-1946

CAT-MAN COMICS is one of my favorite Golden Age titles because even the back-up stories are fun and generally well-drawn. 

Catfish Joe-Larry Harris-1944

The thing about most of the L'IL ABNER clones in 1940s comic books is that they tended to be well-drawn, just like Capp's newspaper strip (no matter who was drawing it any given time! Frazetta? Lubbers?). This one, however, is an exception. 

Paul Anka-Charles Nicholas-1960

Continuing in the tradition of popular performers getting bio stories, here's pop star Paul Anka getting a very bland treatment.

Robot Archie and the Z-Ray

We've posted a lot of Archie clones here but this one is a whole 'nother Archie! This is the UK's famous and long-running Robot Archie, seemingly guest starring a Boris Karloff clone!

Rocketman--Strange Fantasy-1952

Here's one of those odd in-between superheroes. Most others had faded away and the revival was still a few years off but there were a handful of short-lived heroes who popped up in the interim. 

Demon of Destruction-Al Williamson/Frank Frazetta-1951

Technically this is early work from Al Williamson with assists from Frank Frazetta but it looks much more to me like Fritz's style with input throughout from Willie.

Groucho Marx-Lee Elias-1949

A lot of celebs wandered through this series. This one kinda loped.