Famous Funnies #173

Dec 1948 · Eastern Color · 0.10 USD

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A 1948 classic from Eastern Color, Famous Funnies #173 features a delightfully absurd moment when Elby shows Willie a candid photo of Napoleon—only for the emperor to steal and destroy it, much to Elby’s amusement. Written, drawn, and inked by Clifford McBride, this lighthearted gag is brought to life with playful energy, while the cover by Stephen Douglas captures the zany spirit of the story.

writer, artist, inker Clifford McBride · cover Stephen Douglas

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writer, artist, inker Clifford McBride

cover pencils, inks Stephen Douglas

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Elby shows Willie an awful candid photo of Napoleon, telling him it might get used on the cover of a magazine. Napoleon steals and destroys it, but Elby has many other prints.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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