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Revision as of 13:51, 13 October 2019
- They're in the captain's quarters. Stand by here and watch for my signal - then come quick!
- — Jim Gale
New Comics #3 is an issue of the series New Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1936.
Synopsis for Captain Bill of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 2"
The two kids are captured by the train robbers as they leave the police station. Mr. Lane wants to keep them from talking.
Appearing in Captain Bill of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 2"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Joe
Antagonists:
- Mr. Lane
- Jim
Other Characters:
- Jane
- Johnny
Locations:
Synopsis for Sir Loin of Beef: "Hash Amuses Himself"
Hash decides to play with his slingshot as the Knight and Cowhide sleep.
Appearing in Sir Loin of Beef: "Hash Amuses Himself"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Cowhide
- Hash
Locations:
Synopsis for "Jibby Jones"
Jibby chases down another boy who has called him a dope, but things don't go quite as planned.
Appearing in "Jibby Jones"
Featured Characters:
- Jibby Jones
Synopsis for "Billy the Kid"
Biff tries to teach Billy the sport of fencing.
Appearing in "Billy the Kid"
Featured Characters:
- Billy
Other Characters:
- Biff
Synopsis for Sagebrush 'n' Cactus: "Knife Ambush, Part 3"
Cactus and Sagebrush follow the map they found earlier, to an abandoned gold mine. After a quick dig in which they recover a large gold nugget, the two continue their search for Knife Ambush.
Appearing in Sagebrush 'n' Cactus: "Knife Ambush, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
- Sagebrush
- Cactus
Antagonists:
- Knife Ambush (Behind the scenes)
Synopsis for Peter and Ho-lah-an: "Bull by the Tail"
While searching for prairie dogs, Ho-lah-an scares a charging bull away by clutching onto its tail.
Appearing in Peter and Ho-lah-an: "Bull by the Tail"
Featured Characters:
- Peter (Final appearance)
- Ho-lah-an (Final appearance)
Synopsis for Ray and Gail: "The Secret Cruise, Part 3"
After tending to the ill Aunt Millie, Joe Macula decides to investigate the captain's quarters in search of the map.
Appearing in Ray and Gail: "The Secret Cruise, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Joe Macula (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Captain Bill Gewgaw (Behind the scenes)
- Sir Ghaut (Behind the scenes)
Other Characters:
- Willie Gewgaw
- Aunt Millie
Synopsis for J. Worthington Blimp: "The Stagecoach, Part 2"
A reward is put out for the capture of the men that stole the stagecoach. Meanwhile, Blimp and Jones get a job offer that utilizes their coach-driving skills.
Appearing in J. Worthington Blimp: "The Stagecoach, Part 2"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Jupiter Jones
Vehicles:
- stagecoach
Synopsis for "17-20 on the Black, Part 3"
Having tracked down the stolen pearls, Kim takes Jim Gale to a ship where the criminals reside.
Appearing in "17-20 on the Black, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Kim
Antagonists:
- Frog Morton
- his First Mate
- his First Mate
Synopsis for "Dickie Duck"
Farmer Gray learns to regret giving Dickie Duck the seemingly simple task to throw out the garbage.
Appearing in "Dickie Duck"
Featured Characters:
- Dickie Duck (Final appearance)
Other Characters:
- Farmer Gray (Final appearance)
Synopsis for "Chikko Chakko"
Appearing in "Chikko Chakko"
Featured Characters:
- Chikko Chakko
Other Characters:
- Loopie (First appearance)
- Chicos (First appearance)
- Papacito (Single appearance)
- Mamacita (Single appearance)
Locations:
Synopsis for King Arthur: "Part One"
Appearing in King Arthur: "Part One"
Featured Characters:
- King Arthur (First appearance)
- Guinevere (First appearance)
- Lancelot (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
Locations:
Synopsis for "Dare-Devil Dunk"
Dunk is rescuing people from danger, but his manager isn't happy that he's risking his life for free.
Appearing in "Dare-Devil Dunk"
Featured Characters:
- Dunk (Final appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Drizzle (Final appearance)
Synopsis for "Just Suppose"
Appearing in "Just Suppose"
- Appearances not yet listed
Synopsis for "Sara Lou Sunshine"
Appearing in "Sara Lou Sunshine"
Featured Characters:
- Sara Lou (First appearance)
Synopsis for Wing Walker: "Sons of the Red Cormorant, Part 3"
Wing manages to escape from Kolar and secure a plane. He then follows the plane being piloted by Kolar's lackey, Tyee, in an attempt to rescue the girl who was being held captive inside.
Appearing in Wing Walker: "Sons of the Red Cormorant, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
- Wing Walker (Final appearance)
Antagonists:
- Tyee (Final appearance)
- Kolar (Final appearance)
- Nipper (Final appearance)
Synopsis for Beany: "Love Thy Neighbor"
Beany washes up for his visiting Aunt Matilda. But Red ruins Beany's good look with a basket of tomatoes.
Appearing in Beany: "Love Thy Neighbor"
Featured Characters:
- Beany (Final appearance)
Antagonists:
- Red (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Beany`s Ma (Final appearance)
- Aunt Matilda (Single appearance)
Synopsis for "Freddie Bell"
Freddie continues to get into trouble without even trying.
Appearing in "Freddie Bell"
Featured Characters:
- Freddie Bell (Final appearance)
Synopsis for "Needles Uses His Noodle"
Needles comes up with an invention to prevent flower pots from spilling out a window.
Appearing in "Needles Uses His Noodle"
Featured Characters:
- Needles
Synopsis for Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed: "The Time Machine, Part 3"
Fritz and Mowcher are shaking their heads at Oliver falling in love. That is, until the lovebug hits them as well.
Appearing in Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed: "The Time Machine, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Mr. Mowcher
- Fritz
Other Characters:
- Abigail
- Mr. Blumel (Final appearance)
- Madam Blumel (First appearance)
- Emily Jane (First appearance)
Items:
Synopsis for Castaway Island: "Episode 2"
Larry and Dot manage to find land. But trouble brews as Blackface and his men also live on the island.
Appearing in Castaway Island: "Episode 2"
Featured Characters:
- S. Dougal "Mac" MacDonald (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Larry
- Dot
Antagonists:
- Blackface (First appearance)
Synopsis for Cap'n Spinniker: "A Pickle Complex"
Spinniker manages to take over as captain of Sternpipe's ship.
Appearing in Cap'n Spinniker: "A Pickle Complex"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- James
Other Characters:
- Captain Sternpipe
Synopsis for The Vikings: "Episode 3"
A celebration is thrown for baby Ivar growing his first tooth.
Appearing in The Vikings: "Episode 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Kol
Other Characters:
- Eirek (Dies)
- Sigrid
- Hagbard (Dies)
- Ighild the Seta
- Fotbit
Locations:
Synopsis for Federal Men: "Airborne Revenge"
Wealthy aircraft manufacturer Morton Brent is working on a new airplane for the U.S. government, and there have been threats. Steve Carson is assigned to protect him. Brent, Carson, and Brent's pilot fly towards Brent's Northern Estate, and are ambushed in mid-flight by an unmarked fighter plane. The propeller is disabled. Steve Carson crawls out onto one wing, walks along it, and waits for his chance. When the enemy plane gets close enough, he drops onto it, grabs a swivel machine gun, aims it at the pilot, and tells him where to land. Instead, the pilot throws a switch that causes his engine to catch fire, then jumps out, wearing a parachute. Carson jumps after him and catches him; they struggle, and the pistol-wielding pilot misses Steve, at very close range.
Brent's pilot meanwhile has managed a pancake landing. Carson and his foe land nearby, and the bad guy draws a bead on Morton Brent. Carson jumps him and grabs away his pistol. He identifies himself as Grayson and claims to be the real inventor of Brent's new model of airplane. Brent points a gun of his own at both of them, effectively proving Grayson's point, and takes a moment to explain how clever his plan is. Carson jumps him and while they're fighting, Brent's pilot has recovered his wits, and joins the fight on Carson's side. Carson has to fend off another murderous attack by Grayson on Brent, but Carson now holds the only gun on the scene, so Grayson and Brent are both under arrest.
Appearing in Federal Men: "Airborne Revenge"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Morton Brent (Single appearance)
- Grayson (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Brent's Pilot
Locations:
- Brent's Northern Estate (destination)
Vehicles:
- Brent's streamlined bi-plane
- Grayson's unmarked fighter plane
Synopsis for It`s a Dern Lie: "Kerosene-Drinking Cougar-Taming Rattlesnake Slapper"
Appearing in It`s a Dern Lie: "Kerosene-Drinking Cougar-Taming Rattlesnake Slapper"
- Appearances not yet listed
Notes
- Published by National Allied Newspaper Syndicate, Inc.
- Last issue for Beany by Vincent Sullivan
- Last issue for Billy the Kid by Whitney Ellsworth in New Comics, but the feature returns in More Fun Comics #24, Sep 1937, and again in Adventure Comics #33, Dec 1938.
- After this issue, Captain Bill of the Rangers by W.M. Allison becomes Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers
- This issue, Captain Quick by John Elby is absent, but it returns next issue.
- Last issue for Dare-Devil Dunk by Stan Randall
- Last issue for Dickie Duck by Matt Curzon
- Last DC issue for Freddie Bell by Matt Curzon, which then moves to Comics Magazine #1, published by Centaur Publications.
- After this issue It's a Dern Lie, by Rosemary Volk, drops out until New Comics #5.
- Last issue for Jibby Jones by Vincent Sullivan
- First issue for King Arthur by Rafael Astarita
- Last issue for Peter and Ho-lah-an by R.H. Livingstone
- First issue for Sarah Lou Sunshine by Emma C. McKean
- Last issue for Wing Walker by Thor, ending in mid-cliffhanger.
- Also appearing in this issue of New Comics were:
- A letter from "the Editors" introducing the magazine.
- "Cartoon Corner" (illustrated "how-to" article) by Stan Randall
- Court Chuckles by Maxwell
- Dear Old Dad by Whitney Ellsworth
- Guy Hoot's Reposoir by Clem Gretter
- "Hobbies" (text article) by Danny Ryan
- "It's Magic" (text article) by Andrini the Great
- Just Suppose... (alternative historical scenarios) by H.C. and A.D. Kiefer
- King Bozo by John Patterson
- After this issue, this strip changes its title to King Bunko and is published by Centaur Publications in Comics Magazine #1.
- Licorice by Vincent Sullivan
- Luke McGluke the Fireman by John Patterson
- After this issue, this strip changes its title to Loony Louie and is published by Centaur Publications in Comics Magazine #1.
- "Mystery of the Gold Pieces" (text story), by Wallace Kirk
- The Circus Is Comin`! by Whitney Ellsworth
- "The Book Shelf" (text article) by Carson Smith
- "The Radio Dialer" (text articles) by A.R. Lane
- "Worth-While Films to Watch For" (text article) by Josephine Craig
Trivia
- Other features from New Comics that migrated to Comics Magazine #1 included:
- Chikko Chakko, which also continued in DC Comics.
- Dickie Duck
- Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: (Captain Bill of the Rangers), which also continued in DC Comics.
- Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed (after New Comics #4), which did not return to DC Comics.
- Freddie Bell
- J. Worthington Blimp (after New Comics #4)
- Also in 1936, several features from More Fun Comics migrated to Comics Magazine #1, some under new titles, some not. These included:
- After More Fun Comics #13, Dr. Occult (as "Dr. Mystic"), which soon returned to More Fun Comics #14
- After More Fun Comics #8, Skipper Hicks (as "Skipper Ham Shanks"), which did not return to DC Comics
See Also