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The Funnies

#14

November 1937 · 10 · 68 pages

On sale 1937-09-28


Synopsis

When Scribbly's kid brother complains to him that another kid hit him, Scribbly tells him to fight back. It turns out the boy is the younger brother of Daphne Dimples. Unaware of the turn of events, Scribbly is confused when Daphne becomes furious with him and storms off.

Notes

On sale date based on a house ad in the previous issue of The Funnies which states that this issue was expected to be on sale Tuesday September 28th. A house ad in Popular Comics (1936 series) #22 gives the same date.

Indexed from scanned copy at http://digitalcomicmuseum.com

Credits

Script
George Swanson, V. T. Hamlin, Clyde Lewis, Norman Marsh, Richard Thomas, Bill Freyse, W. C. Brigham, Merrill Blosser, A. W. Nugent, Fred Harman, Hal Cochran, Abe Martin, Bob Moore, Isidore Klein, Roy Crane, Edwin Alger, Sheldon Mayer, J. R. Williams, Glenn Chaffin, J. Irving Crump, Dick Blair, Courtney Dunkel, Henry Sperry, Bud Fisher, Gene Byrnes, Ed Cronin, Stookie Allen
Pencils
George Swanson, V. T. Hamlin, Clyde Lewis, Norman Marsh, Walter Galli, Bill Freyse, W. C. Brigham, Merrill Blosser, A. W. Nugent, Fred Harman, Abe Martin, Carl Pfeufer, Roy Crane, Edwin Alger, Sheldon Mayer, J. R. Williams, Hal Forrest, Kevin Royt, Milt Youngren, Courtney Dunkel, Bud Fisher, Gene Byrnes, Ed Cronin, Stookie Allen
Inks
George Swanson, V. T. Hamlin, Clyde Lewis, Norman Marsh, Walter Galli, Bill Freyse, W. C. Brigham, Merrill Blosser, A. W. Nugent, Fred Harman, Abe Martin, Carl Pfeufer, Roy Crane, Edwin Alger, Sheldon Mayer, J. R. Williams, Hal Forrest, Kevin Royt, Milt Youngren, Courtney Dunkel, Bud Fisher, Gene Byrnes, Ed Cronin, Stookie Allen
Letters
George Swanson, V. T. Hamlin, Clyde Lewis, Roy Crane
Illustrations
George Scarbo

Ratings

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