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Radio Fun #992 (1927)

Amalgamated Press · 1927 · 20 pages

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Radio Fun #992 is an anthology featuring several stories and features. "The Falcon" follows a masked crimefighter who discovers that Colonel Steel and Professor Delroy have been kidnapped in Africa; the Falcon obtains a map showing their location and plans a rescue mission aboard a plane called the Duke. "Norman Wisdom" is a humorous strip about a man moving his granny's old piano, which repeatedly crashes through doors and windows during the process. "Andy and Sandy" tells of a boy whose bullying stepbrother and a town councillor named Turner conspire against him, prompting Andy to interrupt a serious public lecture by throwing his voice and disrupting the event. The issue also includes an interview with popular singer Russ Hamilton and an "Inspector Stanley" detective story involving a murder at a summer-house.

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