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Cover: Fred Meagher
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Gulf Funny Weekly #331

Aug 1939 · Gulf Oil Company · 0.00 FREE
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Gulf Funny Weekly #331 is an anthology featuring three comic stories. "Wings Winfair" by Stan Schendel follows a caped hero with an invisible cloak who battles stone-bodied enemies and finds himself trapped in a throne room with no apparent escape. "Curly and the Kids" by Vic Tor involves a group of youngsters who discover Hazeltine's confession document and use a phoney signature to frame him for a forgery, only to have the villain escape their custody. "Joy and Jim" by L.D. Warren shows the two animal characters caught in various predicaments, including a fight between a grouchy lion and tiger, and a train journey to Barnesville. The issue also includes "This Wonderful World" by Stan Schendel, an educational feature about crops grown without rain or irrigation and industrial manufacturing processes.

Contains 3 stories
Untitled Humor story
0.8 pp · Humor, Teen
Curly
Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
GrouchyStripesPerkGingerJoyJim
Untitled Non-Fiction story
0.5 pp · Non-Fiction

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Vic Tor
cover pencils Fred Meagher

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