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Famous Funnies #89 (1941)

Eastern Color · 1941 · 63 pages

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Contains 23 stories
Untitled story
5 pp · science fiction
Head of Her Class
1 pp · non-fiction; biography
Margaret Bourke-White

Margaret Bourke-White stands as America's greatest commercial photographer, having braved arctic cold, treacherous Russian mountain passes, and perches atop New York's Chrysler Building to capture her stunning images. Her daring expeditions—from documenting Stalin's family to photographing Canadian lumber camps—have made her work the envy of photographers everywhere, proving that photography is truly an art form.

Untitled story
6 pp · superhero
Fearless Flint [Jack Bradley] (introductionorigin)June AndersonLewis StanleyChief WakaiJohn AndersonItaithe Lava Man

In "null," Jack Bradley’s life takes a sudden turn when a rockfall transforms him into flint—temporarily, until metal strikes him again. After surviving the ordeal and sailing to the island of Tanna, he finds himself caught between the Lava Man’s violent uprising and the danger facing June Anderson, a young woman whose father has already fallen. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by the artist of the era, this 1941 tale blends myth, mystery, and the sudden emergence of a hero from stone.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
NapoleonUncle Elby
Jacqueline of Holland
1 pp · non-fiction
Jacqueline of Holland
Untitled story
3 pp · adventure; science fiction
Connie KurridgeJack BrownDr. ChronoKo Lin (villain)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
JitterFather Christmas
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; detective-mystery; superhero
Invisible Scarlet O'NeilMikeMr. BadlyMr. HartJerry
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; children
Dickie DareOkukDan FlynnBill Beady

In the frozen wilds of a snowbound landscape, Dickie, Dan, and Okuk face peril on their dog sled journey—only to find their greatest threat isn't the storm, but Beady, whose repeated schemes turn the trek into a test of survival.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Cam O'FlageMame DoodleCount Yam
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
Uncle ElbyNapoleonWillie

In this 1941 slice of small-town charm from *Famous Funnies* #89, Elby, Willie, and Napoleon take turns serenading a new neighbor, their antics culminating in a snowy surprise that leaves two of them buried while Napoleon steals the spotlight—complete with milk, turkey, and praise.

Untitled story
2 pp · drama; children
Dorothy "Babe" BuntingBenjy BolesDick Rockwell
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; humor; historical
AmyWeaselKing Cedric
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; detective-mystery; teen
Roy PowersChunkySam
Untitled story
3 pp · adventure; humor
Chief WahooMinnie-Ha-ChaSteve Roper (introduction)

In this 1941 adventure from Famous Funnies #89, Steve Roper finds himself in danger during a daring attempt to photograph a tribal dance—only to be saved by the quick-witted Wahoo. Grateful and eager to repay the favor, Wahoo enlists Steve’s help on a perilous mission: fly over the treacherous Buzzard Canyon, known for its deadly downdrafts, in search of a missing child.

Untitled story
2 pp · drama; humor
Olive LaneAbe "A.G." GinsbergSkip AllenDonIrma
Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; aviation
Scorchy SmithTex WymanKay Kimberley
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Harry HollingsworthRudolph Rassendale (villain)Belinda Blinks
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
Uncle ElbyNapoleon
Untitled story
2 pp · adventure; drama; children
Patsy CardiganJeff GaylordMr. MillenCarol Laine

In "null" from Famous Funnies #89 (1941), Patsy lands a big break replacing the famous "Dimples" Duvalle in a major movie, thrilled to reunite with her old friend Jeff on set.

Call Out a Posse!
1 pp · humor
Mescal IkeMiss SallyPa Piffle

Mescal Ike helps some kids move a sign and promises them candy as a reward, but his gesture sets off a chain of misunderstandings—the whole reservation ends up on the warpath, and soon word spreads that he fought off six of them! When the sheriff gets wind of the trouble, Mescal Ike faces a loud lecture about what's really going on.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; animal
Napoleon

In this 1941 humor tale from *Famous Funnies* #89, Napoleon stumbles upon a young boy upset over missing Santa Claus—prompting the mischievous mouse to stir up a chaotic chase by tormenting a lineup of street-corner Santas, all in a bid to get the boy’s attention.

Untitled story
4 pp · adventure; aviation
Lt. Clipper WilliamsLt. Billy HillPrince SinMary Lou HughesTommy HughesSu-LinJuniperLovejoy

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