Feature Comics #99 (1946)

In "The Hyena," a man whose face is permanently frozen in a grin after a violent attack becomes a tragic figure driven by rage and isolation. As he seeks redemption and relief, his path crosses with Doll Man, leading to a confrontation that ends in tragedy.

In a lighthearted 1946 tale from Feature Comics #99, Vincent’s well-intentioned donation of Lala’s clothes takes a surprising turn when she discovers they’ve ended up with a French burlesque dancer—right here in town. The twist lands with a comedic punch, leaving Lala both baffled and indignant over her wardrobe’s unexpected destination.

In a delightfully absurd 1946 gag strip from Feature Comics #99, Butch leads a strike—first among circus clowns, then, when demoted, among the apes—each time demanding better treatment from the tyrannical Boss Bangs. With a perfectly timed punchline and a parade of slapstick chaos, this one-page satire turns the circus upside down, one picket sign at a time.