More Fun #7

In "The Gavonian Affair, Part 7," Linda fights back against her captors with sharp resolve, breaking free from abduction and rescuing Lothar and Reynolds in a tense, action-packed moment. As the trio is finally overpowered, they face their next trial at the hands of the Gavonian guards—just as the story’s momentum reaches its peak.

In "null," Brad, Lorraine, and Kardos flee through a cursed temple as the Black Magician unleashes a wall of sulphurous flame, trapping them in a deadly embrace of fire and shadow. With the giant snake wounded and the sorcerer's true form revealed, their only hope lies in outrunning the flames and the dark magic closing in.

In the Midget City of Zetruria, Drake is celebrated as a hero—until the annual sea serpent arrives to claim its due: the city’s most beautiful maiden. As the ritual begins, Don steps forward with a ray gun, ready to defend her, his aim set on the beast emerging from the waves.

In "Fang Gow of China, Part 7," Barry and LeGrand are seized by the villain’s men and brought aboard a mysterious ship, where Fang Gow unleashes a sinister beam that pierces their vision—leaving them at his mercy.

In "The Mystery Plane, Part 3," Bob agrees to a risky aerial expedition after an old prospector promises him a fortune in gold accessible only by air. But when a criminal gang intercepts the plan, one of them slips into the role of the prospector, setting up a dangerous deception.

In "The Haunted House, Part 3," a mischievous ape causes chaos in a supposedly haunted house, lifting Slim from his bed and sending two ghost-costumed figures on a wild goose chase—only to reveal their own fate when the ape turns the tables.

In the 1936 tale "null" from *More Fun #7*, a lion breaks free from its cage aboard the Circus Train, making a sudden leap onto a flat car as the rails begin to move. With the train in motion, the beast prowls toward the cab, setting off a tense showdown between the driver and engineer as they try to outwit the wild animal using nothing but steam and quick thinking.

In "The Bedouins, Part 7," Wing and the Legionnaires race to intercept a ruthless Arab band planning to assault a vulnerable caravan carrying women and children. With the odds stacked against them, the fate of the convoy hangs in the balance as the desert heat and danger close in.

In a city gripped by fear, the Vampire Master unleashes his legion, but when Dr. Occult receives a mysterious summons to face him alone at midnight, the true nature of the threat begins to unravel. This chilling one-page tale from More Fun #7 (1936) pits occult knowledge against ancient evil in a suspenseful stand-off that dares to question who—or what—is truly in control.

In this 1936 fantasy tale from *More Fun Comics* #7, Bobby and Binks find themselves still stranded in ancient Egypt, where they race to warn Pharoah Tutankhamen of a looming threat to his life. With the young ruler taking them to his palace for safety, the trio is drawn into a mystery that could change everything.

In a quiet moment on the rails, young Linda shares a meal with a kind-hearted hobo when a sudden threat emerges from the trees—his presence casting a tense shadow over their simple, shared supper.

In the aftermath of the pirate ship’s destruction, Dewey is pulled from the sea and tasked with checking on the captured pirates. Left alone in the hold, he finds no guards but hears voices echoing through the dark.

In this lighthearted 1936 tale from *More Fun #7*, camping companions Pelion and Ossa set out to catch fish for dinner, but Ossa’s fishing line keeps snarling in hilarious fashion—prompting Pelion to quip, “Are you an angler or a tangler?” A simple, playful moment captured in just one page of early funny-animal charm.

In the stark, perilous heights of a mountain ledge, Rex and his men are bound and at the mercy of their captor Kiddlaw. As one prisoner tumbles to his doom, dragging a guard with him, Rex must decide whether to risk a dangerous descent to save the fallen—only to face the crumbling ledge and a storm of falling rocks.