Henry Enoch Sharp (1912–2019) was an American illustrator whose work appeared in pulp magazines and comics. Born in Manhattan, he built a career drawing for popular publications during the mid-twentieth century. His assignments included mystery, western, science-fiction, and adventure material, and his work appeared in magazines such as Fantastic Adventures and Amazing Stories.
Sharp also contributed to comics, including G.I. Joe. His career crossed several formats of mass-market illustration, from painted or drawn pulp interiors and covers to comic-book work.