Synopsis
Mantoka's father, the tribe shaman, passes his powers on to Mantoka. When the hunters of the tribe start to go missing, Mantoka finds that they have been captured by a white man who is forcing them to work in his mines.
Notes
Editor/Publisher credits from Statement of Ownership (see sequence #3).
Indicia: January, 1940. Vol. 4, Number 1. FUNNY PAGES is published monthly by Centaur Publications, Inc., 420 De Soto Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Editorial and executive offices: 215 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at St. Louis, Mo. Single copies 10c. Yearly subscription $1.00 in the U.S.A. (other countries, $1.50). Copyright 1939 by Centaur Publications, Inc. Contents must not be reproduced without permission. No actual person is named or delineated in this fiction magazine. Printed in the U.S.A.
On sale date from the publication date found at the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 2, Periodicals, New Series, Volume 35, January-December 1940, Numbers 1-4. Class B periodical. Copyright number B 441346.
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Credits
- Script
- Millard F. Hopper, Joe Hardie, Jack Cole, Art Pinajian, Paul Gustavson, Claire S. Moe, Tarpé Mills
- Pencils
- Paul Gustavson, Jack Cole, Art Pinajian, Claire S. Moe, Martin Filchock, Harold DeLay, Joe Miller, Tarpé Mills
- Inks
- Paul Gustavson, Jack Cole, Art Pinajian, Claire S. Moe, Martin Filchock, Harold DeLay, Tarpé Mills
- Letters
- Paul Gustavson
- Editor
- Lloyd Jacquet
- Publisher
- Joe Hardie
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