Homer Fleming did art for comic books during the 1930s and 1940s. He illustrated adventures with characters like 'Buck Marshall, Range Detective', 'Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers' and 'Chuck Dawson', which appeared in comic books like New Adventure Comics, New Comics, More Fun Comics and Action Comics. He succeeded George Storm as the artist of 'The Whip' in Flash Comics in 1940. He also contributed to the Classics Illustrated series, for which he illustrated 'Tom Brown's School Days' (1948) and 'The Adventures of Marco Polo' (1950). Prior to his comic book work, he had done the Arthur B. Reeve scripted 'Craig Kennedy' newspaper strip in the 1920s.
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