Harry Wynne

Harry Wynne was an American illustrator and comic artist, primarily known for his work in adventure strips and for his contributions to DC Comics, particularly in the Golden Age.

Wynne began his career in the 1930s, often working as a ghost artist for established names. He is recognized for his work on the newspaper comic strip Spy Smasher, based on the Republic Pictures film serial of the same name. He also contributed to various DC Comics titles, including features in Detective Comics, Adventure Comics, and Star Spangled Comics. His work often involved illustrating stories featuring superheroes and adventure characters.

His artistic style was characterized by its clean lines, dynamic action sequences, and realistic portrayal of figures. While not as widely celebrated as some of his contemporaries, Harry Wynne's contributions helped shape the visual landscape of early comic books and adventure strips.