Charlie Chan Sunday Comics

Charlie Chan Sunday Comics

On October 30, 1938, a Sunday comic strip featuring famous detective Charlie Chan made its debut in newspapers across the United States. Drawn by noted artist Alfred Andriola, the series lasted for nearly four years, ending on May 31, 1942.

As we were presenting the entire series of Charlie Chan Sunday comics in a manner that coincided closely with actual calendar dates, our lengthy run came to a close at the end of May of this year. We will begin posting our regular Charlie Chan Sunday Comics once again, beginning on Sunday, October 30 of this year - a run that will last until May 31, 2009! Until then, we will be presenting other versions of Charlie Chan comics, and it is our hope that you, our esteemed visitors, will find some pleasure in our humble offerings...

(To view an archive of our Charlie Chan comics for the last several weeks, please click here.)

From "Charlie Chan," issue #9, "Troublesome Time" (pages 5 - 6), published by Charlton Comics Group, March 1956:

A new story begins next Sunday...


		Charlie Chan Sunday Comics On October 30, 1938, a Sunday comic strip featuring famous detective Charlie Chan made its debut in newspapers across the United States. Drawn by noted artist Alfred Andriola, the series lasted for nearly four years, ending on May 31, 1942. As we were presenting the entire series of Charlie Chan Sunday comics in a manner that coincided closely with actual calendar dates, our lengthy run came to a close at the end of May of this year. We will begin posting our regular Charlie Chan Sunday Comics once again, beginning on Sunday, October 30 of this year - a run that will last until May 31, 2009! Until then, we will be presenting other versions of Charlie Chan comics, and it is our hope that you, our esteemed visitors, will find some pleasure in our humble offerings... (To view an archive of our Charlie Chan comics for the last several weeks, please click here.) From "Charlie Chan," issue #9, "Troublesome Time" (pages 5 - 6), published by Charlton Comics Group, March 1956: A new story begins next Sunday...