Funny Picture Stories #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Guns For General Sing" is a thrilling early adventure from 1937, written and drawn by Arthur Pinajian in a bold, energetic style that captures the spirit of the era. When Kent, Benton, Redding, and the missing Dr. Roberts are captured by the natives of Berbi Island, their fate hinges on a deadly ritual dance—only to find escape in a desperate fight for survival. The cover by Ed Moore adds a dramatic flair, perfectly matching the story’s pulse-pounding tension.
In "Guns For General Sing," Tom Campbell takes on a high-stakes mission behind enemy lines, racing to secure vital weapons for General Sing. With courage and quick thinking, he intercepts a supply train and turns it to his cause—just as the general ordered.
In "Darts of Death," Kent, Benton, and Redding land on the island of Berbi seeking the missing Dr. Roberts—only to find him living among the natives as their adopted medicine man. When the chief declares them enemies and sentences them to death during a ritual dance, the four outsiders must flee through the jungle, dodging danger and fighting their way to a waiting canoe.
In "Dangerous Documents," spy Terry Taylor races against time to deliver top-secret papers to Shanghai, only to be ambushed by men claiming to be from the embassy. After a daring escape and a high-stakes chase in a two-man plane, Taylor takes to the skies in pursuit, determined to recover the stolen documents before they fall into the wrong hands.
In "Blazes a Trail Between Two Planets," Bob Steele and his sweetheart Gail journey to the distant planet Satoon in a desperate race to secure a cure for a deadly disease. When Bob fights off a fearsome feline beast only to be captured by its worshipful inhabitants, the couple must navigate strange customs and perilous trials to survive. With courage and heart, they face the unknown—determined to return home with the antidote they’ve risked everything to find.
In "Lucky Wings," newsreel cameramen Tom and Bill find themselves caught in a dangerous game when they’re abducted by a reactionary group in China and forced to film enemy fortifications for their leader, Wong Fu. With their camera gear now their only weapon, they seize control of the group’s plane and take flight—fleeing not just captivity, but the very mission they were sent to document.
Dr. Held journeys to the West Indies to assist his friend Dr. McFee in unraveling a string of murders and robberies. As he follows the trail, he uncovers a hidden cave reachable only by diving beneath the sea—where the fugitive culprit has been hiding.
In the frozen wilds of the far north, hunter Bob Colby teams up with trapper Pierre to solve a baffling mystery: despite clear prints of mink leading straight to his traps, the animals vanish without a trace. With the cold biting and the silence thick, the pair must follow the clues before the season's catch disappears entirely.
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Reprinted in Keen Detective Funnies #11 (1938), Amazing Mystery Funnies #1 (1939), Keen Detective Funnies #1 (1939), Little Giant Comics #4 (1939)
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