Feature Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFeature Comics #24 is an anthology issue containing multiple stories. "Toddy" by George Marcoux follows a young boy's misadventures getting dirty despite his mother's efforts to keep him clean, culminating in two baths in a single day. "Mortimer Mum" depicts a portly gentleman's comedic encounters throughout the city, from chasing papers to visiting a telegraph office. "Joe Palooka's Album" by Ham Fisher features the boxer and his associates attending an art exhibition, where Joe's rough manner and comments about the paintings and attendees create humorous situations. "Ned Brant" by Bob Zuppke involves government agents pursuing criminals who have hidden gold, with Ned and others hiding in a cabin during the night to avoid detection.
Inspector Charlie Chan and his son Lee board an ocean liner bound for America, only to find themselves thrust into a jewel thief investigation when a guest's diamond brooch vanishes—and the notorious criminal Grissac is rumored to be among the passengers. As a knife attack and suspicious behavior point toward an unlikely suspect, Chan must unravel which passenger is truly the audacious thief before another crime strikes at sea.
Sergeant Reynolds of the Mounted faces a desperate manhunt when the dangerous escaped convict Jules Reynard sets fire to the fur trappers' valley and holds one of them captive deep underground. With blizzard conditions closing in and time running out, Reynolds must track down Reynard before the criminal can strike again—but a fiery cabin and a hidden mine shaft prove that survival itself may be the real trap.
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