Funny Pages #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Haunted House," a mysterious thief known only as The Whisp pulls off a daring jewelry heist, her identity hidden behind a mask until the final moment. As The Arrow gives chase in a high-speed pursuit, the road leads to a dramatic plunge—only to reveal that even in the face of danger, the hero still has a plan. Written and drawn entirely by Paul Gustavson, this 1939 adventure blends suspense and classic pulp flair, with Max Neill’s striking cover capturing the story’s eerie tension.
In "null," a masked thief known only as The Whisp pulls off a daring jewelry heist, vanishing into the night—only to reveal herself as a young woman beneath the disguise. The Arrow, ever vigilant, gives chase in a high-speed pursuit that ends in a dramatic plunge into a river, but even then, he’s determined to bring her and her accomplices to justice.
Windy and Scat the cat find themselves at a haunted house where the resident ghosts are more interested in card games and practical jokes than actual haunting. When a visiting friend shows up unannounced, the spirits decide to test whether he's got the nerve to stick around—or if he'll be spooked away like everyone else.
Diana Deane lands her first starring film role after a daring rescue, and we follow the dramatic story within the picture itself: a young British captain and his wife attempt to return to England with their infant daughter, only to be caught in a devastating storm at sea. When shipwreck separates the family, the child falls into mysterious hands on an uncharted shore, setting the stage for a tale of survival and reunion across continents and years.
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