Funny Picture Stories #6

Mar 1938 · Centaur · 0.10 USD

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“At the Barber Shop”

A 1938 slice of everyday life unfolds in "At the Barber Shop," a quiet yet clever short story from Funny Picture Stories #6, where the familiar routine of a neighborhood barbershop becomes a stage for subtle humor and character moments. Written, drawn, and inked by Claire S. Moe, the story captures a moment in time with gentle wit and expressive detail. The cover, by Fred Guardineer, presents a vibrant, period-accurate scene that perfectly complements the issue’s lighthearted tone.

writer, artist, inker Claire S. Moe · cover Fred Guardineer

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writer, artist, inker Claire S. Moe

cover pencils, inks Fred Guardineer

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The Kingdom of Kaspiana comes under attack from a foreign government formenting revolt. One act of terrorism involves blowing up a train carrying the young king, and as he lays wounded in bed, Chancellor Hagert vows to find the people responsible.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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