Funny Pages #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Contents," a 1937 gem from Ultem, police officer Schultz finds himself perpetually one step behind the big arrests—always just too busy with a haircut or a new overcoat. When a series of mishaps finally collide, he stumbles into a breakthrough that changes everything. Art by Rafael Astarita, with cover by Dick Ryan, this early comic delivers a sharp, visual comedy of errors.
In the shadow of a crumbling monarchy, Kris Lopez rises against Chancellor Von Strumen’s brutal rule, sparking a rebellion that culminates in the daring kidnapping of the boy king. Tensions crackle through the streets as loyalty fractures and power shifts in a tale of defiance and consequence.
When Detective Shultz keeps missing key crime busts—always just as he’s stepping out for a haircut or a new overcoat—a twist of fate finally lands him right at the scene of a major arrest. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, "Detective Shultz's Overcoat" is a wry, deadpan mystery where luck, fashion, and coincidence collide in the most unexpected way.
In this 1937 adventure from *Funny Pages #2*, jealousy turns dangerous when Pierrot the clown sabotages Jacques' trapeze act, cutting the rope mid-performance. Jane, witnessing the chaos, steps in to save her father’s life—racing against gravity and the moment’s tension.
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Reprinted in Cocomalt Big Book of Comics #1 (1938), Little Giant Comics #3 (1938), Little Giant Comics #4 (1939), Amazing Mystery Funnies #5 (1939)
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