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"Joe Palooka": (newspaper strip reprints)

Feature Funnies #1 is an issue of the series Feature Funnies (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1937.

Synopsis for "Joe Palooka"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Joe Palooka"

Featured Characters:

  • Joe Palooka

Supporting Characters:

  • Knobby Walsh

Synopsis for "Jane Arden"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Jane Arden"

Featured Characters:

  • Jane Arden

Synopsis for "Mickey Finn"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Mickey Finn"

Featured Characters:

  • Mickey Finn

Supporting Characters:

  • Uncle Phil

Synopsis for "Lala Palooza"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Lala Palooza"

Featured Characters:

  • Lala Palooza

Supporting Characters:

  • Vincent Palooza

Synopsis for Slim and Tubby: "Episode 1"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in Slim and Tubby: "Episode 1"

Featured Characters:

  • Slim
  • Tubby

Synopsis for "Crack Casey"


Appearing in "Crack Casey"

Featured Characters:

Synopsis for "Ned Brant"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Ned Brant"

Featured Characters:

  • Ned Brant

Synopsis for Big Top: "Episode 1"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in Big Top: "Episode 1"

  • Appearances not yet listed

Synopsis for "Dixie Dugan"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "Dixie Dugan"

Featured Characters:

  • Dixie Dugan

Synopsis for "The Bungle Family"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in "The Bungle Family"

Featured Characters:

  • Bungle Family

Synopsis for Jim Swift: "The Marion Joyce Kidnapping: Part 1"

(newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in Jim Swift: "The Marion Joyce Kidnapping: Part 1"

Featured Characters:

  • Jim Swift

Other Characters:

  • Marion Joyce

Notes

  • Published monthly by Comic Favorites, Inc., this is the first comic book from Quality Comics. It is almost all newspaper comic strip reprints.
    • The only original character is Crack Casey, making him the first Quality character. However, this feature does not return next issue, or ever.
    • The Jim Swift story is a comic-strip reprint (you can tell by the way it is formatted), but no record of a Jim Swift comic strip can be found. It is possible the Jim Swift story was made from samples of an unsold comic strip by Ed Cronin. If that is the case, Jim Swift may be a Quality character too (or he may belong to Ed Cronin). Either way, the Jim Swift series ran from this issue until Feature Funnies #6, then vanished.

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