Funnies Album #[11]/1952

In this brief 1951 humor tale from Funnies Album #11, The Colonel, mid-listening to a radio broadcast on optimal rhinoceros shooting positions, is startled by the sudden sight of a tiger outside his window—prompting an impromptu, wildly misplaced shot.

In "Yukon Tales," Jo sets out for the frozen wilds of the Yukon, chasing a mystery tied to his long-absent father—only to find the man seemingly dead, despite years of letters and money sent home. The story unfolds with quiet tension, weaving a journey through snow-laden trails and buried truths, where every step brings a new question.

In this delightfully absurd 1951 gem from Funnies Album #11, Walter’s attempt to fish for scrap with a giant magnet takes a bizarre turn when he nearly reels in a forgotten cigar—only to find it’s sprouting a massive mushroom, which he uses to peek over a fence and catch a glimpse of a sports game. A perfectly timed, offbeat gag from a classic era of humor comics.

In this 1951 Funnies Album tale, Tom comes upon a fleeing horseman pursued by a motorcyclist, barely saving him from a cliff’s edge. When the rider reveals he’s been attacked by bodyguards for the amusement of his boss, Tom steps in to help—though the danger is far from over.

In this brief 1951 humor tale from Funnies Album #11, an artist lands a job as a sign-writer—only to find his moment of pride ends in a comical tumble when he steps back to admire his work while perched high on a building’s side.