Feature Comics #111

In "The Return of the Undertaker," the shadowy killer strikes again, sending Doll Man into the fray—only for his secret to be nearly exposed when Martha, ever the schemer, finally uncovers the truth behind his disguise. With tension simmering and identities at risk, the line between hero and villain blurs in this 1947 tale of deception and danger.

Blimpy's Oil Well Company is a rollicking tale of get-rich-quick dreams gone hilariously sideways: when Blimpy discovers that the crooks who sold him a worthless oil well are now hiding out on his property, he and his pal Tabby devise an audacious plan to catch them—and accidentally strike a gusher in the process. But fortune, as it turns out, has a cruel sense of humor, especially when the same swindlers have sold the same deed to tens of thousands of other hopeful buyers. It's a clever con-artist comeuppance wrapped in pure comic absurdity, written and illustrated with the kind of broad humor Feature Comics does best.

When Roscoe and his companion El Popo stumble upon what they believe is a diamond mine, they're convinced they've struck it rich—until El Popo notices something peculiar about their glittering find. Roscoe's quick thinking kicks into high gear as he plots a scheme to turn the discovery into cold, hard cash, leading to a humorous turn of events that proves resourcefulness alone won't save the day.