Funnies Album #[7]/1948
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Faith of Samuel Cobb," FBI agent Nat O'Brien finds himself drawn into a mysterious case when his dog returns from the sea with a coffin containing Lovett, a man seeking to vanish from his past. Written, drawn, and inked by Bill McCail, the story unfolds with quiet tension as O'Brien offers Lovett a chance at redemption, setting them on a path that leads them toward the elusive Machine Gun Kelly. The cover by Jock McCail captures the story’s brooding atmosphere, a stark contrast to the 3/6 GBP price of this 1947 Funnies Album issue.
In a 1947 crime tale from Funnies Album #7, Jim dismisses Colonel Crompton’s wild story about acquiring a £60,000 diamond necklace for mere tobacco—then sets out to reclaim it himself.
In "One Good Turn," Jo and Black Feather find themselves in a tense standoff after Black Feather saves Bendon from dying of thirst—only to discover the water is tainted with oil. When Bendon convinces Black Feather to stake a claim on the land, their plan is threatened when Blackie and his partner capture them, setting the stage for a dangerous showdown.
In a quiet moment aboard a transatlantic ship, FBI agent Nat O'Brien is startled when his dog returns with a mysterious coffin—inside, Lovett, a fugitive seeking to vanish from British justice. With a new start and a fresh assignment, the unlikely pair sets out to track down Machine Gun Kelly, their path blurring the line between redemption and pursuit.
In "Gold!", a former gold miner turned sheep farmer named MacDonald is pulled back into the past when his old friend’s camel shows up alone and worn, carrying a hidden cache of gold. With no sign of his friend, MacDonald must follow the trail into the rugged terrain, chasing a mystery that stirs long-buried memories and a dangerous gamble.
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Reprinted in Funnies Album #[14]/1955 (1954)
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