Feature Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFeature Comics #30 is an anthology containing multiple stories. "Lala Palooza" confronts a mysterious criminal called the Doll Man who commits theft. "Big Top" follows a young boy named Junior who practices knife-throwing with a Mexican performer at a circus, inadvertently endangering a girl named Gloria. "Charlie Chan," illustrated by Alfred Andriola, follows detective Charlie Chan, Kirk Barrow, and Gina Lane aboard a clipper ship bound for San Francisco, where they must rescue a woman named Gina who has been pushed overboard and face mysterious sabotage and criminal activity aboard the vessel.
A young woman and her brother enjoy a bustling day at a lively fair, where they encounter a series of odd characters and mishaps, including a mistaken identity and a chaotic encounter with a traveling sideshow. The story captures the zany energy of a classic 1940s humor comic, centered on playful chaos and the antics of the Bungle family.
Captain Fortune is sent to the Barren Islands to investigate the disappearance of the ship Dragon, which vanished after carrying a cargo of gold bullion. Upon discovering a murdered light-keeper and a native village controlled by pirates, he uncovers a conspiracy that traps his crew and forces him to outwit the enemy from within the heart of a mysterious idol.
Sabin Carr makes history at the 1928 National A. A. U. indoor meet by becoming the first athlete to clear 14 feet in a pole vault, surpassing his own previous record and stunning the crowd at Madison Square Garden. The moment is captured in a brief, celebratory account that highlights his achievement as a milestone in athletic history.
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Reprinted in Feature Comics #29 (1940)
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