comicbooks.com Join Free
HomeRadio Fun#993Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

Radio Fun #993 (1957)

Amalgamated Press · 1957 · 20 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 1 of 20
1 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 2 of 20
2 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 3 of 20
3 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 4 of 20
4 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 5 of 20
5 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 6 of 20
6 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 7 of 20
7 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 8 of 20
8 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 9 of 20
9 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 10 of 20
10 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 11 of 20
11 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 12 of 20
12 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 13 of 20
13 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 14 of 20
14 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 15 of 20
15 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 16 of 20
16 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 17 of 20
17 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 18 of 20
18 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 19 of 20
19 / 20
Radio Fun #993 (1957) — page 20 of 20
20 / 20
ContinueRadio Fun #999 →

This anthology issue features "The Falcon," a crime story in which the titular vigilante discovers that "Colonel Steel" is actually a disguised criminal named Delroy holding prisoners in Africa, leading the Falcon to escape via a passing car and pursue his quarry through a Middle Eastern marketplace where he dons an Arab robe as a disguise. "Norman Wisdom" presents a comedic tale of Lord Lampwick's telephone being repaired, resulting in a series of mishaps involving a mysterious caller and confusion over identity that culminates with Norman accidentally walking into the moat. "Andy and Sandy" follows young Andy Wilson, who runs away with his dog Sandy and encounters a bullying coalman; Andy cleverly sabotages the man's harness, causing his horse to break free and the coalman to receive his comeuppance, after which Andy and Sandy continue their journey. The issue also includes text features and celebrity interviews, including an article from conductor and composer Norrie Paramor discussing his musical career and achievements.

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.