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Famous Funnies #10 (1935)

Eastern Color · 1935 · 64 pages

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Contains 69 stories
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Mescal IkeMiss SallyPa Piffle
Dodging Death!
1 pp · non-fiction; biography

Major Merian C. Cooper has lived a life of extraordinary danger—from bombing runs in the Great War and combat missions over Poland to filming wild animals in the jungles of Siam. This biographical sketch traces how a fighter pilot, sailor, and ambitious reporter has repeatedly brushed with death and emerged to build a career as a Hollywood film executive.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
John Keats composes his famous poem...
0.2 pp · humor
John Keats

John Keats attempts to compose his famous poem "Ode to a Grecian Urn," drawing inspiration from classical verse, but finds the creative process far less poetic than the lofty words suggest in this humorous take on the Romantic poet at work.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; sports
Joe PalookaKnobby Walsh

In this brief 1935 gem from *Famous Funnies* #10, Joe’s attempt to join a pickup baseball game takes a wild turn when a wayward pitch shatters a window, sending him and the other kids scrambling. Cornered under a front stoop, Joe’s panic gives way to an unexpected request—his autograph—from the very man he’s just startled.

Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganMa Dugan
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper Tuckerhis motherRuff Bumps
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Connie KurridgeEdithSusan the maidMr. Adams
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
The Ghost
1 pp · humor; animal
NapoleonWillie
The Egyptian Curse
1 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
BobbyFreddie
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
The SkipperGrandpa Mouse
Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
Lionel BarrymoreBetty FurnessDouglass MontgomeryLyle TalbotPert KeltonSlim SummervilleJulie HaydonStuart ErwinElizabeth YoungAdolphe MenjouGreta Garbo
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
PopNippyAmbrose
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Honeybunchher hubby
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda Blinks
Untitled story
4 pp · science fiction
Buddy DeeringPrincess AluraDilDolu
Untitled story
0.3 pp · humor
Mrs. Muggins
Untitled story
0.2 pp
Small Change
0.3 pp · humor
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Queenieher auntthe butler
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Pee Weehis fatherBilly
The Sword of Damocles
1 pp · historical
Dionysius
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
ButtyFatty
Untitled story
2 pp · drama
Olive LaneAbe "A.G." GinsbergBradLala PaloozaMaxieVon Storm
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper Tuckerhis motherRuff Bumps
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
1 pp · adventure
Seaweed Bill
Untitled story
2 pp · adventure
SlimTubby
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
"Good Deed" Dotty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganMa DuganWilbur
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
Little Brother
Friends
0.8 pp · humor
George BungleJo BungleEddieBertha
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
Rudy Finds a Bear Has Some Wallop
0.8 pp · humor
Junior NebbRudy NebbFanny NebbMr. Schmidt
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Hollyher father
The Right Place, is Right
0.8 pp · humor
Aloyisus McGinisMrs. WhiffleReggie WhiffleEggie Whiffle
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Cam O’FlageMary
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
When Two's a Crowd
0.5 pp · adventure
Junior NebbRudy NebbFanny NebbMr. Richman

Mr. Richman arrives at Bear Gulch to pick up Junior and Rudy Nebb after hearing how the boys helped capture the outlaw Blackie Boulton during their canoe trip. Impressed by their bravery, Mr. Richman celebrates their role in the bandit's capture and hints at the reward that awaits them.

Enough To Make a Man Lose His Appetite
0.5 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
Untitled story
2 pp · sports
Ned BrantCoach Dave MeeganNolanHannah BrantSlade
Robert Morris
1 pp · non-fiction

Robert Morris financed the American Revolution, but his financial fortunes took a dramatic turn when he later found himself imprisoned for three years over debts—a striking reminder that even those who helped build a nation weren't immune to personal ruin.

In the Shower
1 pp · humor; animal
NapoleonUncle Elby
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; humor
Jane ArdenPrince HenryLena Pry
Shylock
0.2 pp · humor
Shylock

Shylock visits a modern loan company to see how they operate, confident that his old-fashioned "pound of flesh" approach will pale in comparison—only to discover that today's bankers have turned extracting money into a far more elaborate (and brutal) art form. This humorous tale from 1935 plays on the contrast between Shakespeare's infamous moneylender and the predatory lending practices of the era.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · drama
Joe PalookaKnobby Walsh
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
The SkipperGrandpa Mouse
The Story of New France
1 pp · historical
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; animal
Jabby
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
AlecItchy
Keeping in Condition
1 pp · humor

A man faces the daily challenge of staying in shape, discovering that keeping in condition takes many forms—from the bracing cold bath to the reluctant snow shovel—and that sometimes the best exercise comes whether you're looking for it or not. By J. Norman Lynd, this quick comic vignette pokes fun at the creative excuses we make to avoid real work while calling it wellness.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Sam SmithersCam O’FlageMame
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
John SmithMrs. Smith [both unnamed here]
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; crime
Dan DunnWu FangAce BartMountie Sergeant Bannister
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
ButtyFattyGrandpop
Untitled story
0.8 pp · adventure
Connie KurridgeDetective PyneCaptain Connel
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Billhis wife
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Tower of Babel
0.2 pp · humor

Sally Scoops uncovers the real reason the Tower of Babel never reached completion—a construction dispute that spirals into chaos when the workers demand better conditions and the project crumbles. This 1935 humor story from Famous Funnies offers a tongue-in-cheek take on a biblical landmark, delivered with the wit you'd expect from the era's comic pages.

Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor
Joe PalookaMa PalookaKnobby Walsh
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
NapoleonUncle Elby
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Brother
More Neighborly Attention
0.8 pp · humor
George BungleJo Bungle

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