Funny Pages #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Charles Dickens," a 1937 10-cent comic from Ultem, former circus performer Pierrot faces a turning point when his skills as a high wire artist land him in the wrong company—criminals who see value in his talents. With Jane determined to bring them to justice without implicating him, the stakes rise as she navigates a delicate balance between justice and loyalty. Written, drawn, and inked by Claire S. Moe, the story unfolds with quiet tension and a touch of vintage charm, while Dick Ryan’s cover captures the intrigue with a striking, period-accurate design.
In a gritty 1937 tale from *Funny Pages #3*, former circus performer Pierrot, out of work and desperate, is approached by criminals who need his high wire skills for a dangerous scheme. Jane, determined to bring them down, must navigate a tightrope of her own—uncovering their crimes without implicating Pierrot.
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Reprinted in Little Giant Comics #3 (1938), Funny Pages #4 (1939), Keen Detective Funnies #6 (1939), Star Comics #7 (1939), Komik Pages #1 (10) (1945)
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