New Funnies Special #Double [1944]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Anty Haircraft Stashun," Ah Wong and Terry seek shelter after a mishap at a filthy pond, only to be taken in by a stranger Ah Wong feels certain he’s met before. Written and drawn by John McCail, this 1944 tale blends quiet mystery with a touch of wartime whimsy, all rendered in crisp, expressive lines. The cover by William Ward captures the story’s curious mood with a striking, period-accurate design.
In the 1944 mystery short "null" from New Funnies Special #Double, Ah Wong and Terry find themselves stranded after a near-accident by a filthy pond, only to be taken in by a stranger whose face Ah Wong swears he’s seen before—though he can’t place where. The quiet tension builds as the man’s familiar presence lingers, leaving the pair and the reader wondering just how deep the connection runs.
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Reprinted in Picture Epics #4 (1952)
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