Funnies Album #[8]/1949
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "First Man on the Moon," Jock McCail—writing, drawing, inking, and lettering all by himself—delivers a striking tale of cosmic unease, as Dene is called to defend a man whose son has returned from the East, changed and haunted by a mysterious possession. With eerie precision and a touch of early sci-fi dread, McCail crafts a story where the line between the earthly and the otherworldly blurs, all under the stark, expressive lines of his own cover art.
In "Versus the Evil from the East," Dene is called to defend a man whose son has returned from the East, changed and haunted—his body still, but his soul tethered to a malevolent priest who wields wax figures as deadly instruments. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1948 fantasy tale unfolds with eerie stillness and mounting dread, as ancient forces stir in the shadows of a forgotten land.
In this sharp, one-page 1948 humor gem from Funnies Album #8, Muggins’ well-intentioned workplace advice spirals into chaos—sending the manager fleeing with his wife, a staffer taking his daughter to lunch, and another making a hasty exit with the office funds.
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Reprinted in Funnies Album #[11]/1952 (1951)
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