Funny Picture Stories #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Colonel I. T. Pryor," two explorers, Pete and Jim, stumble upon a jungle outpost ruled by the eccentric Bomar, a man convinced they’ve come to steal his treasure. When Bomar tumbles from a cliff, the duo discovers the gold he guarded—but the mystery of his obsession remains. Written by George Nagle and illustrated by Frank Frollo, with a cover by Bob Wood, this 1938 adventure blends suspense and eccentricity in a classic early comic tale.
In "null," the dogs of town face a bleak job market until the ambitious Wolfhound offers work building a new factory. What starts as a hopeful opportunity takes a dark turn when the workers realize the true purpose of their labor—only to complete the job, collect their pay, and dismantle the factory before they become part of the product.
In the dense heart of the jungle, Pete and Jim stumble upon Bomar, a wild-eyed man convinced they’ve come to steal his gold. When Bomar tumbles from a cliff, the explorers uncover the treasure he guarded — but the mystery of his madness and the gold’s true origin remains.
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Reprinted in Keen Komics #2 (1939), Comic Pages #6 (1939)
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