Funny Picture Stories Vol. 1 (1936) comic books 1955 or before

Cover pencils by George Brenner. "Alias The Clock," script and art by George Brenner; The Clock captures a night-watchman who was in on a jewel heist. "The Border War," script and art by Ed Moore; Tom Campbell, Yank soldier of fortune, takes a fling along the banana border. "Red Dolan," script and art by Joe Campbell; Young Dolan knows his pal is not guilty, but he has to take a big chance to prove it. "The Floating City," script and art by Arthur Pinajian; The whole world goes topsy-turvy; Dick Kent is trapped by weird men above the clouds. "Mountain Murder," script and art by Joe E. Buresch; Blood-red feud haunts the hills of Tennessee, and Jim Tyson trails his enemy to a showdown under the moon. "Shanghaied," script and art by John Patterson; a smuggler meets a weasel. "The Case of the Broken Skull," script and art by Bert Christman; The Spinner weaves an exciting mystery around romance in the hill cave regions. "The Sacred White Elephant" starring Brailey of the Tropics, script and art by Victor Dowling; Thieves angle to take a baby white elephant from Brailey. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by William Allison. "Hare and Hound," script and art by George Brenner; police work to uncover the mystery of The Clock. "Daughter of the Apes," script and art by Victor J. Dowling; Brailey encounters a girl raised by baboons and reunites her with her father. "Smuggled Toys," script and art by John Patterson; Inspector Scott takes the trail in Chinatown, and it leads to the stamping ground of Rat Larson, hoodlum of the high seas and China coast. "Easy Job," script and art by Joe E. Buresch; a story about the Coast Guard and revenue men. "Buckaroo Brand," script by Buck Ringoe, art by William Allison; A puncher wins a spread and a herd with the turn of a card, and it brings him and his partner face to face with Red River Brent of the rustler bunch. "The Monster Man," script and art by Art Pinajian; Dick stacks his life against the death mania of a madman. "The Christmas Kid," script and art by Bert Christman; The Kid swaps lead with a killer pack in Alaska. "The Red Raider," script and art by E. McD. Moore, Jr.; Hill tribes swarm an outpost like wolves to a slaughter, but Lieutenant "Smoky" Battle leads his bullettieres with Yankee courage to dare the Rango chief. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.