Feature Funnies #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFeature Funnies #4 is an anthology issue containing three stories: "Dixie Dugan" by J. P. McEvoy and J. H. Striebel, in which a radio cowboy broadcast featuring Wild Indians sparks intrigue and adventure; "Slim and Tubby" by John J. Welch, following two young men as they encounter Roger Bligh, whose father has lost his fortune, and attempt to help him find work; and an untitled adventure story in which Jim and a captain encounter a massive whale and a shark during a harrowing sea rescue.
Jack Dempsey smashes his way into legendary status at the Toledo, Ohio boxing match of July 4, 1919, brutally dominating his giant opponent Jess Willard with devastating left hooks and powerful right hands across the ring. This comic captures the ferocious energy of one of prizefighting's most talked-about bouts, showcasing the raw athleticism and viciousness that defined the young challenger in his pursuit of the championship.
A Japanese observation plane roars over Shanghai on a photographic mission, while ground forces below desperately attempt to drive off the intruder with anti-aircraft fire. This dramatic moment captures the escalating tensions as modern warfare takes to the skies over China.
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↩ Reprints Wags [UK] #21 (1937), Wags [UK] #24 (1937)
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