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Cover: Lyman Anderson

New Fun #2

Mar 1935 · DC · 0.10 USD; 0.25 CAD
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“The Gavonian Affair, Part 2”

The March 1935 issue of New Fun: The Big Comic Magazine showcases the Western strip "Jack Woods" right on its cover, presenting a lively grid of color panels featuring cowboys, horses, a cattle pen, and plenty of frontier action — all rendered by cover artist Lyman Anderson. Priced at just 10 cents, this oversized anthology promises readers a wide range of entertainment, as the bottom banner advertises comic strips, aircraft, radio, movies, adventure, mystery, sports, and prizes. It's a wonderfully energetic snapshot of comics in their earliest magazine form, capturing the freewheeling spirit of 1935 sequential storytelling in one bold package.

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writer, artist, inker Adolphe Barreaux · cover Lyman Anderson

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writer, artist, inker Adolphe Barreaux
cover pencils, inks Lyman Anderson

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Bobby and Binks have been magically transported back to Egypt in 4,000 B.C., where they witness the building of the pyramids. They are captured and taken to the High Priest, who declares they must undergo the Test of Death. Just as their heads are about to be chopped off the Pharaoh Cheops and his men arrive.

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