Feature Funnies #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFeature Funnies #18 is an anthology issue featuring multiple comic strips. "Toddy" by George Marcoux depicts a young boy and his grandfather driving in a car through snowy terrain, where Toddy discovers an icy hill and decides to explore it further. "Archie O'Toole" by Bud Thomas follows the title character as he encounters a mad scientist named Dr. Finklestein who injects him with a serum to transform him into the "Finklestein's Monster," leading to supernatural chaos including a haunted house and the monster's escape. "Off the Record" by Ed Reed shows a series of domestic humorous situations involving a dating bureau, a baby ward mix-up, and a guide service, concluding with a father observing his daughter dressed up for a date.
In "Experts," when a bloodhound is brought in to solve a break-in at the club, the Bungle family watches as the dog appears to identify a suspect—only to reveal that the investigation may not be quite as straightforward as it seemed. It's a classic setup for family comedy chaos, where the experts prove to be anything but.
This thrilling account of the legendary 1500-meter clash at Madison Square Garden captures the dramatic final moments between two fierce competitors, as one runner mounts a desperate sprint down the stretch while the other fights to hold him off in a battle of will and endurance. The strain of their all-out effort proves so intense that both athletes collapse at the finish line, having left everything on the track in pursuit of victory. A story of redemption and rivalry told through the lens of one of track and field's most memorable upsets.
**How To Make a Monster** Doctor Finklestein has been working toward this moment—concocting a special formula and preparing an elaborate procedure to bring his creation to life. When he finally injects the mysterious green fluid and counts down to the moment of truth, the massive figure begins to stir, groaning as it rises before Archie O'Toole and the doctor in all its towering glory. It's a hilarious mad-scientist romp that proves monster-making is equal parts formula and showmanship.
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