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The Favorite Comic #289 (1916)

Amalgamated Press · 1916 · 9 pages

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An anthology issue featuring multiple stories: "K. N. Pepper, King of the K-Nuts, Gets the Old Boy Hung Up" depicts slapstick mishaps involving a character named K. N. Pepper who tangles with an old man in a series of physical comic encounters; "Justice" is a dramatic serial about Valentine Cole, a man of action and means, who uses his intelligence and resources to overcome adversaries and solve mysteries, with this installment showing him navigating complex schemes and confrontations; "Sally Cinders" presents humorous domestic situations involving a young girl; "A Clear Board" shows brief comedic vignettes; "Flossie and Phyllis" depicts the escapades of two young women; and "In the Shadows" is a continuing dramatic serial involving characters named Harold, John Fell, and others in a tale of deception, crime, and moral conflict featuring a mysterious masked man.

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