Amazing Mystery Funnies #3[b]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pal" marks Bill Everett’s early work in a 1938 Centaur publication, showcasing his dual role as both artist and inker on the interior pages, with full cover art also credited to him. In this story, Steele and Kurt are rescued from a rocket bomb by Invex, only to discover Sari and Tal frozen in place—then mysteriously activated by a device that turns them into robotic responders.
In the 1938 science fiction tale "null" from Amazing Mystery Funnies #3, Steele and Kurt are rescued from a rocket bomb by the enigmatic Invex, only to discover Sari and Tal frozen in place—then fitted with a mysterious device that turns them into obedient, robotic figures.
When the world flips upside down, Dick Kent finds himself stranded above the clouds, caught in a strange realm with mysterious figures who seem to know more than they should. This 1938 adventure from *Amazing Mystery Funnies #3* delivers a surreal, high-stakes escape with no clear ground to stand on.
In the frozen wilds of Alaska, a lone wanderer known as the Kid finds himself caught in a brutal clash between man and beast, where the line between survival and savagery blurs beneath a blanket of snow. When a ruthless killer leads a pack of men driven to madness, the Kid must trade his own steel for theirs—turning the hunt into a fight for what’s left of humanity.
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↩ Reprints Funny Picture Stories #1 (1936), Funny Picture Stories #2 (1936), Funny Picture Stories #5 (1937), Detective Picture Stories #5 (1937), Funny Pages #1 (1937)
Reprinted in Great American Comic Books #[nn] (2001), The Bill Everett Archives #1 (2011)
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