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Famous Funnies #21 (1936)

Eastern Color · 1936 · 63 pages

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Contains 53 stories
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1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Mescal IkeMiss SallyPa Piffle
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0.3 pp · humor
Ches NutWal Nut
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0.7 pp · humor
Alvin
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0.8 pp · humor
Connie KurridgeWilly
Charles "Speed" Holman
1 pp · non-fiction; biography
Charles "Speed" Holman

Charles "Speed" Holman was one of America's most daring aviators, pushing the boundaries of flight with death-defying stunts—he was the first civilian to perform an outside loop, logged 1,433 consecutive loops in a single flight, and flew massive multi-ton planes upside down. This biography celebrates his contributions to aviation advancement through thrilling aerial exhibitions and dangerous plane tests, presented by Stookie Allen in *Famous Funnies* #21.

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2 pp · adventure
Captain EasyPippyNeptune's daughters
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1 pp · adventure
Alley OopFoozy
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0.3 pp · humor
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0.2 pp · humor
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0.3 pp · humor
Otto Honk
The Willets
0.7 pp · humor

A young boy finds what might be a valuable diamond ring in the park and trades it for a dollar—just enough to buy a football. When he spots a lost-and-found notice offering a twenty-dollar reward for the very ring he sold, he realizes his mistake and desperately tries to recoup his loss through popcorn box prizes. "The Willets" is a quick lesson in the costs of hasty deals, told with Williams' sharp eye for everyday regret.

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2 pp · adventure
Boots Ruggles
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0.8 pp · adventure
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda BlinksDosey Doane
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4 pp · science fiction
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0.2 pp · humor
HollyPercy Pinhead
Al Insists On His Right to Snore
0.8 pp · humor
Aloysius P. McGinisClarice McGinis
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
NapoleonUncle Elby
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
HerculesPop
Untitled story
2 pp · adventure; aviation
Slim, TubbyO'BrienProfessor McIntoshParker
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
ButtyFatty
Untitled story
0.8 pp · humor; children
Nipper TuckerRuff BumpsMuriel
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor
Bill
Untitled story
4 pp · detective-mystery
Dan DunnIvan EviloffSkarge
Meet Nicodemus, The Tired Trick Dog
0.5 pp · humor
John “Junior” NebbPopcorn
Simp Gets a Close-Up Telephone Connection
0.5 pp · humor
Simp O'Dill
Filipino Revolt of 1896
1 pp · historical

After more than two centuries of Spanish exploitation, the Filipinos finally reach their breaking point in 1896 and launch an armed revolt against their colonial overlords. Unable to match Spanish forces in direct combat, the insurgents turn to guerrilla tactics—ambushing patrols, striking from hiding, and targeting isolated sentries throughout the countryside and streets of Manila. This historical account captures a pivotal moment when years of broken promises and oppression ignite into open resistance.

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0.2 pp · sports
FirpoJess Willard
Untitled story
0.8 pp · drama
Joe PalookaMrs. PalookaMr. Cassidy
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0.5 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; children
Freckles McGooseyFred FlintOssieHerman
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
ButtyFattyGrandpop
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
QueenieAunt Prunella
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
Napoleon
Untitled story
2 pp · sports
Ned BrantSpecsJack PerrinFay ChambersCoach Dave Meegan
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0.5 pp · humor
Duzz Is Put in His Place!
0.5 pp · humor
Sam DuffyDuzz

Duzz is driving Sam Duffy to distraction with his anxious pacing about business troubles, and Sam decides to take decisive action. When Duzz insists he has every right to trot around his own store, Sam marches him straight to the nearest bridle path—a tongue-in-cheek solution to a worrier's wandering feet.

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0.5 pp · humor; animal
Jabby
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0.5 pp · humor; children
AlecItchy
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1 pp · non-fiction · pencils Arnold · inks Arnold
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1 pp · humor
Seaweed SamChris Columbus
Untitled story
2 pp · drama
Olive LaneAbe "A.G." GinsbergJimmy BangemPete
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2 pp · adventure; children
Dorothy "Babe" BuntingMrs. CrumpetDetective KeenZenas
Untitled story
1 pp
Lionel BarrymoreRichard DixClaudette ColbertJoe E. BrownJohn BolesJoan BennettLewis StoneDouglas MontgomeryCharles LaughtonJune KnightEdna May OliverLucien Littlefield
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1 pp · humor
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4 pp · adventure; humor
Jane ArdenDuke VictorLena Pry
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
The SkipperSam the Snake
Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
4 pp · drama
Mary Worth [Apple Mary]DennieMr. CrafteeBill BiffSprockett
Untitled story
0.2 pp · humor; children
Little Brother
The Old Trapper
0.8 pp · humor
George BungleJo Bungle

George Bungle sets out to deal with a pesky mouse keeping the household awake by preparing mousetraps throughout the house—but his plan to catch the unwanted visitor runs into some unexpected trouble. With traps scattered around and one nearly causing disaster, this humorous tale shows what happens when a well-intentioned exterminator meets his match.

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0.5 pp · non-fiction
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0.5 pp
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0.8 pp · humor
Dixie DuganImogene

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