"Valentine's Day Puzzle" from Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact v.19 #12 [#358] (George A. Pflaum, February 13, 1964), creators uncredited and unknown
Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Today in Comics History, February 14, Valentine's Day: Love: The only winning move is not to play
"Valentine's Day Puzzle" from Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact v.19 #12 [#358] (George A. Pflaum, February 13, 1964), creators uncredited and unknown
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According to the Vintage Valentine Museum (It's a real thing):
Dan Cupid's origins likely come from the out-dated use of "Dan" as an honorific title. Like "Sir" or the more humble "Mister." So the Roman god of affection and desire becomes Dan Cupid.
Well, I never knew! Thanks, Smurfswacker!
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