Funny Pages #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bill McCarney" kicks off with Mr. Moore and his assistant Dick navigating the harsh desert with their trading caravan, only to be confronted by Chief Hafir's tribe of Plunderers demanding protection money. When they refuse, they're ambushed and robbed—but instead of fleeing, they track the Plunderers to even the score. Penciled and inked by Frank Frollo, this 1937 adventure from Ultem features a stark, atmospheric cover by Dick Ryan, capturing the tension of a desert showdown.
In this quirky 1937 tale from *Funny Pages #4*, a group of curious anthropomorphic animals known as the "missing links" venture into the human world to test whether humans truly deserve their title. After capturing a few people and putting them through a series of baffling quizzes, the creatures reach a verdict—then head back to the jungle, leaving behind only questions.
In the desert kingdom of "null," Captain Eric races against time to rescue the kidnapped boy king, knowing failure means facing the fury of the ruthless Von Strumen. While Eric is away, the enemy makes a move—sending the army off and leaving the gates open for revolutionaries to seize the armory.
In the scorching desert, Mr. Moore and his assistant Dick navigate a treacherous trade route, only to be confronted by Chief Hafir’s tribe of Plunderers demanding protection money. When they refuse, they’re ambushed and stripped bare—but instead of fleeing, they track the raiders through the dunes, determined to even the score.
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Reprinted in Amazing Mystery Funnies #6 (1939), Star Comics #5 (1939), Funny Pages #6 (1939), Star Comics #7 (1939), Snap Comics #9 (1944), Super-Dooper Comics #4 (1946)
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