Funnies Album #[17]/1958
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of the Million-Dollar Carbine," Fatty hatches a plan to steal food during a distraction, dragging Binks and Brown into the scheme—only for Binks to spot a mysterious intruder in the head's room and spring into action. Written and illustrated by Jock McCail, this 1957 installment from Funnies Album #17 blends slapstick mischief with a sudden twist, all rendered in the crisp, expressive style of David Williams on the cover.
When Tiny gets knocked out after his opponent cheats with a loaded glove, he’s sidelined—only to stumble into a robbery where the opponent’s second is pulling the strings. A quick recovery turns into a tense game of wits and fists, with Tiny caught in the middle of a crime he didn’t see coming.
In this 1957 humor short from Funnies Album #17, Fatty hatches a scheme to swipe some snacks while the crowd's distracted by a match—only for Binks to spot a burglar in the head's room and spring into action.
In this playful 1957 slice of comic whimsy, Chris finds himself unexpectedly swept into a nautical adventure when the Saucy Sue’s rope pulls him aboard, leading to an impromptu drink with Neptune himself—before the pair set off to tow the boat home, all to catch a must-see show.
In "null," Corky’s false leg proves unexpectedly handy when he uses it to fire a harpoon and rescue two children stranded in a canoe, then springs into action again to save their father from a dangerous ritual at the hands of hostile natives. The story blends adventure and humor with a dash of the absurd, all in a tight, two-page format.
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