Born in the wilds of Maine to ordinary parents in the 20th century, this version of the legendary Paul Bunyan was “10 feet tall and growing”, and possessed superhuman strength and unusual speed. He worked as a lumberjack for a number of timber companies, battling criminals and even “ape men” that he encountered. Being a patriot, Paul volunteered for the Army and later returned to fight the enemies of freedom in America, always with help from his big blue ox, Babe.
Description Born in the wilds of Maine to ordinary parents in the 20th century, this version of the legendary Paul Bunyan was “10 feet tall and growing”, and possessed superhuman strength and unusual speed. He worked as a lumberjack for a number of timber companies, battling criminals and even “ape men” that he encountered. Being a patriot, Paul volunteered for the Army and later returned to fight the enemies of freedom in America, always with help from his big blue ox, Babe.
![National Comics #15 (September 1941) | ? [as Storey Weaver], Reed Crandall, John Cassone](/wp-content/uploads/paulbunyan2.jpg "National Comics #15 (September 1941) | ? [as Storey Weaver], Reed Crandall, John Cassone")