Robert Harrison

Robert Harrison (1904–1976) was an influential American publisher and media executive, best known for founding and leading King Features Syndicate, a major distributor of comic strips, newspaper columns, and other content. His company played a significant role in shaping American popular culture by distributing well-known comic strips like "Flash Gordon" and "Popeye." Harrison was also involved in the entertainment industry, including film production. His work helped define the golden age of newspaper comics, making popular stories and characters widely accessible across the United States.