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Famous Funnies #209
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In "The Smoke Eating Marine," a 1953 adventure from Famous Funnies #209, a sailor named Dan shares tales of Marco Polo’s legendary discoveries—petroleum, paper, money, coal, and the islands of Japan—while at sea with his companion Dickie. Written, drawn, and inked by Coulton Waugh, the story blends historical curiosity with a touch of maritime whimsy, all framed by a striking cover by Frank Frazetta.
writer, artist, inker Coulton Waugh · cover Frank Frazetta
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writer, artist, inker Coulton Waugh
cover pencils, inks Frank Frazetta
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While sailing, Dan tells Dickie about the great explorer Marco Polo, and his discovery of petroleum, paper, money, coal and the islands of Japan.
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