Kin Platt

Born to Etta and Daniel Platt, he entered the entertainment world in the mid-1930s writing radio comedy for performers such as George Burns and Jack Benny, then moved into cartoon scripting for Disney, Walter Lantz and the Robert Benchley short How to Read (1938). After serving in the Army Air Force’s Air Transport Command during World II, he broke into comic books, creating features like Supermou… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources