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CATALOG RECORD

Funny Pages #4

Ultem · Series began 1937 · December 1937

Dates

Cover date
December 1937
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Dick Ryan, Paul Gustavson, Fred Schwab, Craig Fox, Gill Fox, Al Hopkins, Rafael Astarita, Claire S. Moe, Frank Frollo, Bob Woodinks: Dick Ryan, Paul Gustavson, Fred Schwab, Craig Fox, Gill Fox, Al Hopkins, Rafael Astarita, Claire S. Moe, Frank Frollo, Bob Woodscript: Paul Gustavson, Fred Schwab, Craig Fox, Dick Ryan, Gill Fox, Al Hopkins, Rafael Astarita, Norman Daniels, Claire S. Moe, Bob Woodletters: Paul Gustavson

Stories

  • Untitled · 2 pages

    Gnaw and Nibble get into the applejack which leaves them defenseless when Tommy Pussyfoot comes around.

  • Untitled · 5 pages

    The missing links come to the human world to see if humans are civilized or not. They capture a bunch of humans, quiz them and decide to return to the jungle.

  • Bill McCarney · Top-Notchers · 1 pages
  • Japan Is Unfair to China · 1 pages
  • Untitled · 5 pages

    Block and Fall go to sleep in the coal bin when they should be keeping the steam up.

  • Untitled · 2 pages

    They knock down the wrong house.

  • Jim Thorpe · 1 pages
  • Edgar Allan Poe · 3 pages

    The story of the unfortunate life of author Edgar Allan Poe

  • Death on the Bottom [Part 1] · 5 pages
  • Untitled · 5 pages

    The boy king has been kidnapped. Captain Eric must find him or face the wrath of Von Strumen. While Eric is out, Von Strumen sends the army away and revolutionaries seize the armory.

  • Desert Pirates · 5 pages

    Mr. Moore and his assistant Dick lead a trading caravan through the desert, and are pressed to pay protection money to Chief Hafir's tribe of Plunderers. They refuse and are shot and robbed, but follow the Plunderers to return the favor.

  • Famous Chargers of History · 1 pages
  • Untitled · 5 pages

    Akbar kidnaps the Princess. Abdallah goes to rescue her but first he must face a giant serpent.

Reprinted in

Funny Pages (1938), Star Comics (1938), Super-Dooper Comics (1946), Amazing Mystery Funnies (1938), Snap Comics (1944)

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