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Supreme Feature Comic
Date Unknown | Number: 5 | Lang: English (en)
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This title was published in Auckland, New Zealand but I think the contents, or some of them, were originally from Gerald G. Swan comics. There was no Supreme Feature title from Swan as far as I know. It's the strips that have that Swan "look", particularly Tiger Darrell. Standish Steele has that curious, peculiarly British, layout that is half balloon strip and half text strip. Great. Thank you.
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I'm pretty sure this was all NZ created material by HW Bennett an Australian cartoonist but longtime NZ resident. He was very influenced by UK comics, once writing to a paper to praise them and decry lurid US comics.
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Interesting to read this – almost certainly the first NZ comic I have ever read! Definitely has an early English feel to it with the art secondary but still not bad. Tiger Darrell was my favourite – but take a tip from me and never try to prop open a crocodile’s mouth with a bent stick (sorry, can’t shake off the habit of having once been a safety officer)
  
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NameSupreme Feature-Comic 5
PublicationPrice: 6d [0-0-6 NZP] | Pages: 20
NotesIndexed from scanned copy at https://comicbookplus.com
 
CoverRobot Bombs / 1 page
FeatureStandish Steele
GenreAdventure; Military
 
Text StoryHurricane Island (2 pages)
ScriptWaldo Jax
Letterstypeset
GenreAdventure
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
FeatureHiram S. Q. Wintergreen
GenreHumor
First LineThat power could be used to better purpose than mere time telling
 
Comic StoryFatty and Flip Try to Pull a Smart One
FeatureFatty and Flip
GenreHumor; Children
First LineS-s-h here comes Algernon
 
Comic StoryOur Two Saucy Salts Practise the Hula in the Tropics (1 page)
FeatureBarnacle Bill and the Bosun
GenreHumor
 
Comic StoryThe Cannibal Trail (4 pages)
FeatureTiger Darrell
GenreJungle
 
Text StoryWin or Lose (1.33 pages)
ScriptDigby Yates
Pencils? (illustrations)
Inks? (illustrations)
Letterstypeset
GenreSports
 
Text ArticleWhen Nelson Fought a Bear
Letterstypeset
GenreNon-fiction
 
Comic StoryNo Title
FeatureIt's a Fact
GenreNon-fiction
First LineThe first air passengers
 
Text StoryBreaking the Black Market (1.5 pages)
Pencils? (illustrations)
Inks? (illustrations)
Letterstypeset
GenreCrime
 
Comic StoryNo Title
FeatureIt's a Fact
GenreNon-fiction; Nature
First LineAn ostrich can kick only forward
 
Text ArticleChurchill: The Man of the Hour (2 pages)
FeatureFighters for Freedom
Pencils? (illustrations)
Inks? (illustrations)
Letterstypeset
GenreNon-fiction; Biography
CharactersWinston Churchill
 
Comic StoryOur Enterprising Pal Goes in for a Spot of Plumbing (1 page)
FeatureJobless Jimmy
GenreHumor
NotesOn back cover.
 
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