New Funnies #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn New Funnies #3 (1940), a 6d comic from the early days of British comics, young Alfie’s ordinary hike takes a bizarre turn when he emerges from a muddy field—only to discover he’s suddenly heavier than he was before. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Harry Banger, the story blends whimsy and mild absurdity in a quiet, grounded moment of surprise. The cover by John Woods captures the damp, chaotic energy of the journey, setting the tone for a tale that’s as peculiar as it is memorable.
In this 1940 humor tale from *New Funnies #3*, Belle and her friends set off for a day on the water, only to face a series of mishaps—starting with a flat tyre—before discovering their boat has vanished, sunk by a U-Boat. The story unfolds with playful absurdity, turning a simple outing into a seaside misadventure.
In this quirky 1940 humor tale from *New Funnies #3*, Alfie’s simple hike takes a bizarre turn when he emerges from a rubbish heap, flees a muddy field in the rain, and discovers to his surprise that he’s gained weight—though no one’s quite sure how. The story’s playful absurdity unfolds in just two pages, capturing the odd charm of early comic book comedy.
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