Funnies Album #[16]/1957
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Peril at the Chateau," Chimpo’s dad leaves behind a mysterious treasure map hidden in the garden, challenging his son to find it—though Chimpo’s skepticism leads him to convince Leo to dig in his own yard instead. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Harry Banger, this 1956 tale blends playful mischief with a dash of adventure, all brought to life with the crisp, expressive style of cover by Jock McCail.
In this 1956 humor tale from Funnies Album #16, the chief challenges Chubb and Tubb to a shooting contest, promising a new hunting spear to the winner. Tubb, confident in his clever trick, magnetizes his arrow—only to find the outcome isn’t quite what he expected.
In this lighthearted 1956 gem from Funnies Album #16, Chimpo’s dad leaves behind a treasure map hidden in the garden, challenging his son to find it—though Chimpo’s skepticism leads him to convince Leo to dig in his yard instead. With playful misdirection and classic comic timing, the story unfolds in just four pages of pure, silly charm.
In this lighthearted 1956 installment from Funnies Album, Hitch cleverly shifts the burden of the camping trip so that Hugh must carry the tent and gear—while Hitch enjoys the luxury of a food-laden pack. But when the pack begins to leak its contents onto the trail, chaos (and a few sticky moments) are sure to follow.
In a quiet moment aboard his ship, Spacehawk is caught off guard when Dr. Gore, the reclusive genius known for his ruthless grasp on scientific power, watches from the shadows—his gaze fixed not on the stars, but on the man who dares to tinker with the future.
In this 1956 humor tale from Funnies Album #16, a mischievous pair of boys outwits the boatman by tying his vessel to the lighthouse lantern and sending him for a wild ride—just as he’s about to charge them extra. A classic bit of seaside shenanigans, full of playful chaos and perfectly timed gags.
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