Funny Pages #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Arrow takes center stage in Funny Pages #10, a 1938 10-cent comic from Centaur, in a tale where a clever ruse by a captured criminal’s men sets the hero on a new path. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Paul Gustavson, the story sees the Arrow confront a fake message meant to free the villain Dillon—only to track down the real threat and force a confession. The cover, by Martin Filchock, captures the tension of the moment with a striking image of the masked hero in pursuit.
In this 1938 tale from *Funny Pages #10*, the Arrow is furious when he learns his name has been used to fake a message that frees the criminal Dillon from police custody. The hero tracks down Dillon and his gang, determined to expose the deception and bring the criminal to justice.
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