Os Deane

Os Deane (born Osborne Deane, date unknown – died date unknown) was a British illustrator and cartoonist, best known for his work in children's comics and magazines during the mid-20th century. While biographical details remain scarce, Deane's distinctive art style and contributions to popular children's publications secured his place in the history of British comics.

Deane's work frequently appeared in publications such as The Beano, The Dandy, and Sparky. He often illustrated adventure stories and humorous strips, contributing to a range of characters and narratives. His style was characterized by its dynamism, expressive characters, and detailed backgrounds, appealing to a young readership.

Specific notable works are difficult to definitively attribute due to the often-uncredited nature of comic art during the period. However, research and stylistic analysis of comics from the era continue to shed light on the scope of Deane's output and influence. His work is a valued example of the artistic talent that shaped the landscape of British children's comics during a pivotal time in their development.