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Famous Funnies#165
Cover: Stephen Douglas

Famous Funnies #165

Apr 1948 · Eastern Color · 0.10 USD
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A 1948 adventure from the pages of Famous Funnies #165, this story follows Dickie and Dan as their sailboat is caught in a sudden squall, forcing them to jury-rig a makeshift sail. After being offered a tow by a passing P.T. boat, they find themselves in a tense standoff when the crew grows hostile and threatens them with machine guns. With quick thinking and a well-timed rocket flare, Dan tries to break free—but the boat isn’t done with them yet. Written, drawn, and inked by Mabel Burwick Waugh, the issue features a dynamic cover by Stephen Douglas.

writer, artist, inker Mabel Burwick Waugh · cover Stephen Douglas

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writer, artist, inker Mabel Burwick Waugh
cover pencils, inks Stephen Douglas

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Dickie and Dan are sailing when a squall destroys part of the rigging and they have to cut and paste to get a single sail up and running. They spy a P.T. boat and are offered a tow back to Seattle. They accept, but the boat pulls them in a different direction. When Dan points this out the men aboard get surly and threaten them with the on-board machine guns. Dickie distracts them while Dan fires off a rocket flare, which gives him a chance to cast off the tow rope. But the boat turns back and heads toward them.

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