comicbooks.com Join Free
Home › Funny Book › #9 › Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

Funny Book #9 (1946)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1946 · 53 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 1 of 53
1 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 2 of 53
2 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 3 of 53
3 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 4 of 53
4 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 5 of 53
5 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 6 of 53
6 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 7 of 53
7 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 8 of 53
8 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 9 of 53
9 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 10 of 53
10 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 11 of 53
11 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 12 of 53
12 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 13 of 53
13 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 14 of 53
14 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 15 of 53
15 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 16 of 53
16 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 17 of 53
17 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 18 of 53
18 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 19 of 53
19 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 20 of 53
20 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 21 of 53
21 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 22 of 53
22 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 23 of 53
23 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 24 of 53
24 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 25 of 53
25 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 26 of 53
26 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 27 of 53
27 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 28 of 53
28 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 29 of 53
29 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 30 of 53
30 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 31 of 53
31 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 32 of 53
32 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 33 of 53
33 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 34 of 53
34 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 35 of 53
35 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 36 of 53
36 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 37 of 53
37 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 38 of 53
38 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 39 of 53
39 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 40 of 53
40 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 41 of 53
41 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 42 of 53
42 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 43 of 53
43 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 44 of 53
44 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 45 of 53
45 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 46 of 53
46 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 47 of 53
47 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 48 of 53
48 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 49 of 53
49 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 50 of 53
50 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 51 of 53
51 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 52 of 53
52 / 53
Funny Book #9 (1946) — page 53 of 53
53 / 53
Contains 11 stories
Untitled story
6 pp · humor
Untitled story
5 pp · animal; detective-mystery
Drag-Along
2 pp · humor; children

Sue's little brother Tommy won't let her go to school alone, so she reluctantly brings him along—only to arrive late and have to explain his presence to her teacher in this lighthearted tale of sibling persistence.

Untitled story
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Captain Lucifer's Loon Island Ferry
6 pp · humor

Captain Lucifer runs a ferry to Loon Island—a service so unpopular he's spent years sleeping on the job—until a determined passenger finally demands passage. What follows is a delightfully crooked journey full of malfunctioning paddle wheels, improvised fruit-picking, and increasingly chaotic rescue attempts, all culminating in a punchline worthy of the island's peculiar name.

Puffer Makes a Movie
4 pp · children

Puffer wanders onto a movie set with his harmonica just as the director dismisses the crew—but when the production runs into trouble and needs train sound effects in a hurry, the kid's musical talent becomes exactly what they're looking for. Watch as Puffer discovers that his gift for making music might finally find an audience after all.

The Thirsty Herring
5 pp · humor

A fisherman named Pike dreams of catching a whale, but when he hooks a herring instead, his plan to cook it for lunch spirals into chaos—the salty meal makes the little fish desperately thirsty, and its drinking problem soon threatens the very ocean itself. This tall tale from 1946 is packed with absurd humor and increasingly outrageous consequences as Pike tries to contain his unlikely catch.

Willy Nilly
2 pp · humor; children

Willy Nilly dreams of joining the school team and throws himself into training with enthusiasm—chopping wood and lifting weights to build up his strength. When championship games arrive, this eager kid discovers whether his makeshift workouts have what it takes to compete.

Pussy Is Rescued
3 pp · humor

When little Johnny Green puts a kitten down a well, big Tom Stout springs into action to pull her to safety while FUNNY PAPER's reporters capture the dramatic rescue. After Johnny confesses and faces his mother's scolding, he promises never to endanger the kitten again, and the family walks away together with their pet safe and sound.

Untitled story
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.