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Funny Picture Stories
Date | Number: v3 1 | Lang: English (en)
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this book seems transitional standing between joke books and comic books. compleat stories seem innovative for the time,weirdly primitive,art deco 30s vibe held my interest most of the way thru
  
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NameFunny Picture Stories v3 1 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: monthly
NotesVol. 3, Number 1. January, 1939. FUNNY PICTURE STORIES is published monthly by Centaur Publications, Inc., 420 De Soto Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Editorial and executive offices: 220 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
 
Cover1 page
GenreAdventure
PencilsRay Ramsey (see notes) (signed)
InksRay Ramsey (see notes) (signed)
NotesSignature attributed to Ramsey by David Saunders, who showcases other examples of Ramsey‘s signed work at https://www.pulpartists.com/Ramsey.html.

The first R in Ramsey's RR intials are backwards.
 
Comic StoryEpisode 2: Michael Fury Walked Into a Murder Trap... And -- / Fury of the Foreign Legion (5 pages)
GenreAdventure
CharactersMichael Fury of the Foreign Legion; Father Murro; Adjutant Michelet; Sergeant Duprez
Script
PencilsLarry Spivack
InksLarry Spivack
First LineHe walked right into it!
 
Comic StoryTrained Tiger / Brailey of the Tropics (7 pages)
GenreAdventure
CharactersJoe Brailey; Korni; Maudie; Fritz Kurt
Script
PencilsVictor Dowling
InksVictor Dowling
First LineLet me have that rifle, Korni...
NotesThe first two pages are in full color, followed by two in black and white, two in black and red, and the final page in black and white.
 
Comic StoryPoachers / Rip Burns (7 pages)
SynopsisForest ranger Rip Burns is instructed to search for poachers. He comes across a gang using a truck and a bright spotlight in order to 'freeze' the deer while being shot. Burns is knocked unconscious, but discovers the name of the culprit at a way station.
Colors? (see notes)
GenreAdventure
Characters"Rip" Burns; Butch; Bill Fike
Script
PencilsGeorge Filchock Martin Filchock
InksGeorge Filchock Martin Filchock
First LineOh! Oh! The phone!
NotesThe first two pages are in full color, followed by two in black and white, two in black and red, and the final page in black and white.
 
Comic StoryThe Amateur Murderer (7 pages)
SynopsisLilly Belle rejects Le Zard's proposal of marriage in favor of Norman Rogers. Le Zard murders Rogers, staging it to look like a suicide, but still has no luck gaining her affections. Eventually, proof of the murder takes Le Zard to the electric chair.
GenreCrime
CharactersLilly Belle Swidge; Whitney D. Le Zard; Norman Rogers
Script
PencilsTom McNamara
InksTom McNamara
First LineAway out west in San Francisco, after a good deal of thought a young lady writes a letter...
 
Comic StoryReynolds Comes Through (7 pages)
Colors? (see notes)
GenreSports
Script
PencilsE. Rantz
InksE. Rantz
First LineFor three quarters Chelten had smeared the champion Dodge team
NotesThe first two pages are red and black, followed by two pages in black and white, and three in full color.
 
Comic StoryCanvas Dusters (5 pages)
Colors? (see notes)
GenreAdventure
CharactersKid Dugan; Derby
Script
PencilsPaul Gustavson (signed)
InksPaul Gustavson (signed)
LettersPaul Gustavson
First LineThe winner and champion - Kid Dugan --
NotesStrip is bylined Irving Settel, who did write and illustrate the strip in 1939, but was just author here.

Paul Gustavson credit in bottom corner of first panel. Division of labor listed in index is a guess.

All Gustavson credits verified and courtesy of Terry Gustafson, son of Paul Gustavson.

Pages one, three and four are in black and red, with two and five in black and white.
 
Text StorySilent Robbery (1.75 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreCrime
Script
PencilsTom Gill (illustration) (signed)
InksTom Gill (illustration) (signed)
First LineThey sat around the table...
 
Statement of OwnershipStatement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc. Centaur Pubications, Inc. (owner)
SynopsisStatement of ownership for Funny Picture Stories for October 1, 1938. Harle Publications, Inc. (owner)
Letterstypeset S. J. Fried (owner)
Script (notary public) Joe Hardie (publisher)
EditingLloyd Jacquet (editor) Raymond Kelly (owner, business manager)
NotesAll persons and companies list 220 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. as their address, except S. J. Fried at 291 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
 
Comic StoryMountain Murder (8 pages)
Synopsis"Blood-red feud haunted the hills of Tennessee and Jim Tyson trailed his enemy to showdown under the moon." (Synopsis from table of contents in original.)
GenreAdventure
CharactersJim Tyson; Ma Tyson; Pa Tyson; Jake Carson; Jed Barclay; Jane Barclay
Script (signed)
PencilsJoe Buresch (signed)
InksJoe Buresch (signed)
First LineAmong the hills in the Volunteer State of Tennessee...
NotesThe first two pages are in full color, pages five and six in black and red, and the remainder in black and white.
 
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