Bob Jenney

Bob Jenney began his career in 1938 illustrating several juvenile books, such as Brad Turner in the Transatlantic Flight, Air Fighters of America, Pilot Pete and his Dive Bomber. In 1939 he began working for National Periodical Publications and drew Gary Hawkes for DC Comics. He eventually worked for most comic book publishers, including Centaur, DC, Dell, Fawcett, Gilberton, Hillman, Marvel, Quality, and Street & Smith. After the war he continued his art career illustrating stories for various pulp magazines. In the 1950s he contributed many illustrations to a juvenile reference work, The Picture World Encyclopedia, published by Charlton Comics. In the 1968 he drew for Warren Publications Eerie Comics and Creepy Comics.