Funnies Album #[5]/1946
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Strange Happening" delivers a gripping mystery from 1945, where young Ricky, reeling from news of his father's death, finds himself targeted on a train home. Written and illustrated by Jock McCail in a striking, unified effort, the story follows Ricky as he takes a position at a wealthy household, using clues from his father’s final letter to unravel a dangerous secret. The cover by Jock McCail captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a suspenseful, character-driven tale.
In "A Strange Happening," a bus conductor shares a curious tale with a reporter: a small man from the Moon, lost and alone, stumbles into his life, learning the quirks of Earth customs and quietly helping the conductor prepare for Christmas. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story blends gentle whimsy with a touch of cosmic wonder.
In "null," King and Jim journey to Iceland, drawn by rumors of a hidden underground realm—only to uncover a secret world beneath the ice, its resources being ruthlessly mined by a group of Japanese operatives. The discovery thrusts them into a tense, high-stakes situation where survival and secrecy hang in the balance.
In this 1945 humor tale from Funnies Album #5, Tich finds himself in a sticky situation when his rival Immaculate Harry spikes his champagne and steals his wallet. With the law on his tail, Tich stumbles upon a mysterious saboteur aboard a speeding train—just in time to set off a chain of chaotic misadventures.
In this 1945 humor-crime tale from Funnies Album #5, Tiny’s boxing match takes a sleazy turn when his opponent cheats with a loaded glove. After being sidelined to recover, he stumbles into a robbery where he encounters the opponent’s second—now playing the part of a crooked enforcer.
In the quiet tension of a 1945 train ride, Ricky is thrust into a mystery after learning of his father’s death—only to find himself targeted by an unseen threat. With just a cryptic letter as his guide, he takes a job at a wealthy household, where every shadow seems to hold a secret.
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Reprinted in Funnies Album #[11]/1952 (1951), Funnies Album #[17]/1958 (1957), Funnies Album #[18]/1959 (1958)
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