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Cover: Marvin Stein

Funnyman #1

Jan 1948 · Magazine Enterprises · 0.10 USD
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“The Teen-Age Terrors!”

In "The Teen-Age Terrors!", Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster deliver a zany, kinetic adventure where a mischievous mechanical kangaroo becomes the unexpected center of a citywide chase. When June hides her diamond ring inside the toy, it sets off a wild pursuit across 1948’s streets, with Funnyman in hot pursuit—ink and junk in hand—until the culprit is caught. Marvin Stein’s cover captures the chaos perfectly, showing the kangaroo in motion against a backdrop of urban nightlife.

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writer Jerry Siegel · artist, inker Joe Shuster · cover Marvin Stein

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artist, inker Joe Shuster
cover pencils, inks Marvin Stein

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Larry buys a toy kangaroo on his way to a nightclub performance. A sneak thief, in the meantime, goes back stage and mishandles June, and Funnyman throws ink and assorted junk at the mean-spirited crook. For safekeeping, June hides her diamond ring inside the mechanical toy kangaroo, which then tears across the city landscape, followed by Funnyman, who finally captures the kangaroo and returns the ring to June. After the show ends, Larry goes out and buys five mechanical dogs.

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