Brampton Battalion - Cartoon Series

Cartoon Series

The Brampton Battalion was also a series of comics created and produced by Kevin J. Johnston. The characters were designed to be fun-loving and politically correct, and included all ages, sizes and races.

The comics appeared as four page shorts in the game-day programs and in the local newspaper, and their images were on the back of souvenir t-shirts. The stories depicted mascots the other Ontario Hockey League franchises as the antagonists in humorous situations.

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