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Famous Funnies #1 (1934)

Eastern Color · 1934 · 68 pages

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Contains 105 stories
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Katrinka
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Stanley
Big Whales
1 pp · non-fiction · script ? [as Arnold] (signed) · pencils ? [as Arnold] (signed) · inks ? [as Arnold] (signed)
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Brother
Bad Luck, Again
0.8 pp · humor
George BungleJo Bungle

George can't catch a break when a malfunctioning window shade in his own home becomes an endless source of frustration—every attempt to deal with it only makes matters worse. In this slapstick tale from *Famous Funnies*, what should be a simple fix spirals into a comedy of errors as George battles the stubborn shade and an uncooperative window again and again.

Untitled story
1 pp · adventure; aviation
Tailspin TommySkeetsCaptain Abner Barnes
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Sam SmithersCam O'FlageWebby
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda Blinks
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
High-Gear Homer
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganPa DuganSammy Dugan
The Air Circus
1 pp · humor
MuttJeff
Untitled story
0.5 pp · drama
Pam
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Donald Dare
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
The Lost Detectives
0.8 pp · humor; children
Junior Nebb
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
HoneybunchAdam
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper Tucker
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Connie KurridgeSwindler Swank (villain)SpikeNan

In the 1934 adventure "null" from *Famous Funnies #1*, Connie finds herself in a tight spot when she’s kidnapped by the elusive Swindler Swank. With quick thinking, she outsmarts her masked female guard, knocks her out, ties her up, and slips on the mask to slip past her captors.

Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.25 pp
Story of France part 2
0.75 pp · historical
Boyhood of an Explorer
1 pp · adventure
Roy Chapman Andrews

As a boy in the wooded hills of Southern Wisconsin, Roy Chapman Andrews collected and mounted birds and animals—a quirky pursuit that sparked an ambitious dream. Years later, fresh from college with only thirty dollars in his pocket, Andrews arrives in New York determined to turn that childhood passion into a career in exploration and science. This story captures the early determination of a man destined to become one of history's greatest explorers.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Mickey Maguire
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Stanley
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
The ProfessorBill
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Stanley
Boyhood of a Sculptor
1 pp · adventure
Gutzom Borglum

Gutzon Borglum grows up in the pioneer Nebraska plains as the son of a country doctor, and one fateful day joins his father on a twenty-mile mercy errand that takes them across an icy river. When their dog Spot falls through the ice, the young Borglum must brave the dangerous frozen waters to save him. This thrilling moment from the future sculptor's boyhood reveals the courage and determination that would shape his remarkable life.

Untitled story
0.25 pp
Captain John Smith part 8
1 pp · historical
Captain John Smith
Untitled story
0.8 pp · drama
Connie KurridgeSnake MorganSwindler Swank
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper Tuckerhis motherAlgy
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Honeybunch
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
What a Lucky Guy Junior Is!
0.8 pp · humor
Junior NebbMr. SchultaPeggySissy
Untitled story
0.5 pp · drama
PamelaMelvilleRichard Ross
Untitled story
0.5 pp · drama; crime
Donald Dare
The Great Escape!
1 pp · humor
MuttJeff

Mutt finds himself locked in the apartment by someone determined to keep him from joining his friends at the club, but a rope and a bold idea might just be his ticket to freedom—if he can pull it off from the fourth floor.

Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganButchWilbur
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure; detective-mystery
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda Blinks
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
High-Gear Homer
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Cam O'FlageMame
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
Untitled story
1 pp · adventure; aviation
Tailspin TommySkeeterBetty
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little BrotherElmer
Two Settlements
0.8 pp · humor
George BungleJo Bungle
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little BrotherMarie
A Very Odd Job
0.8 pp · humor
George Bungle

George Bungle dreams up an unusual job opportunity and puts up signs advertising his services, but a practical joke about a diamond—involving an old iron washer—threatens to derail his plans. This 1934 humor tale from Famous Funnies captures the everyday mishaps and mix-ups that define the Bungle family's world.

Untitled story
1 pp · adventure; aviation
Tailspin TommySkeeterBetty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Cam O'FlageSam Smithers
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure; detective-mystery
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda BlinksMeadows
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
High-Gear Homer
Untitled story
0.2 pp
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganPa DuganHaroldMargie BrownFreddy Brown
The Cure For Jeff
1 pp · humor
MuttJeff

Jeff is suffering from a terrible back pain that leaves him barely able to move, but when Mutt spots an opportunity to administer an unconventional remedy—a red-hot coal—everything changes in an instant. Watch as these two pals clash over the cure, with unexpected results that might just prove Mutt's unorthodox treatment isn't so bad after all.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Pam
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Donald Dare
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
Junior, the Detective
0.8 pp · humor; children
Junior NebbBuckMa Nebb
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Honeybunchher husband
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper Tuckerhis mother
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Connie Kurridge
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.25 pp
Sir Walter Raleigh, part 5
1 pp · historical
Sir Walter Raleigh
A Log Cabin Boyhood
1 pp · adventure
John Nance Garner

A young man named John reflects on America's pioneering spirit as he finishes his schooling, only to face his father's expectation that he take over the family farm—a future he's not sure he wants. This tale captures the tension between tradition and ambition in a bygone era, as seen through the eyes of one boy standing at a crossroads.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Stanley
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Stanley
The Yankee Doodle Kid
1 pp · drama
George M. Cohan
Untitled story
0.25 pp
English Sea Rovers, part 6
1 pp · historical
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Connie KurridgeSwindler Swank
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Mollie
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper TuckerRuff BumpsMrs. Gafoozelum
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Honeybunchher husband
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
Digging For the Buried Treasure
0.8 pp · humor
Pa NebbMa NebbJunior Nebb
Untitled story
0.5 pp · drama
Pamela PotterJudyRichard RossMr. RossMrs. Ross
Untitled story
0.5 pp · drama
Donald Dare
Foolish Business!
1 pp · humor
MuttJeff
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie Dugan
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure; detective-mystery
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda BlinksInspector Pimm
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
High-Gear HomerMr. Heffinyap
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Cam O'FlageSam Smithers
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
Untitled story
1 pp · adventure; aviation
Tailspin TommySkeeterBetty
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Brother
Information
0.8 pp · humor
George Bungle

George Bungle tries to impress his little brother with a magic trick involving a broken china plate and a mysterious substance called "Love Miracle Molecules," claiming he can restore it to perfect condition. What unfolds is a humorous lesson in the gap between promise and reality as George's grand demonstration plays out before his skeptical audience.

Untitled story
1 pp
It Was Too Much For Mutt
1 pp · humor
MuttJeff

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