Woe! -- My first portrait and this happens - jail --- woe - bad luck is still following me 
- — Archie O'Toole
Feature Funnies #10 is an issue of the series Feature Funnies (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1938.
Synopsis for "Joe Palooka"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Joe Palooka"
Featured Characters:
- Joe Palooka
Supporting Characters:
- Knobby Walsh
Synopsis for "Jane Arden // Lena Pry"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Jane Arden // Lena Pry"
Featured Characters:
- Jane Arden
- Lena Pry (See Notes.)
Synopsis for "Gallant Knight"
(reprints from the British comic Wags)
Appearing in "Gallant Knight"
Featured Characters:
- Sir Neville, the Gallant Knight
Supporting Characters:
- Neville's outlaw army
- 50 archers (many die)
- pikemen (many die)
Antagonists:
- King Melrot
- two thousand soldiers (most die)
- Baron Borek (Dies)
- his soldiers (most die)
Locations:
- Europe
- Borek's castle
- Melrot's castle
Era:
- Early 9th Century, Reign of Charlemagne
Synopsis for "Lala Palooza"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Lala Palooza"
Featured Characters:
- Lala Palooza
Supporting Characters:
- Vincent Palooza
Synopsis for "Archie O'Toole"
Appearing in "Archie O'Toole"
Featured Characters:
- Archie O'Toole (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- King Gil O. Teen, the First (First appearance)
- Sneezheim, his secretary (First appearance)
- other flunkies and minions
Other Characters:
- Pyromanian soldiers
- Pyromanian civilians
Locations:
- Central Pyromania
Synopsis for "Big Top, Episode 10"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Big Top, Episode 10"
- Appearances not yet listed
Synopsis for "The Bungle Family"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "The Bungle Family"
Featured Characters:
- Bungle Family
Synopsis for The Clock Strikes!: "Killer Casca Unmasks The Clock!"
Prowling one evening thru a bad part of town, Brian O'Brien slips on his mask and follows the sound of gunshots to an abandoned, darkened, old, loft building. Inside a shoot-out is in progress, and the Clock recognizes, and teams up with, undercover detective Tad Carney, in pursuit of "Killer" Casca. Casca bullet-wounds Carney and grapples with the Clock, managing to snatch away his facemask. He recognizes young O'Brien, who vows that Casca will not leave this building alive. Remarks and gunshots are exchanged, and Casca runs upstairs to the roof, pursued by O'Brien, who has counted Casca's shots, and knows he has none left. Casca attempts to leap to an adjoining building, bungles it, and falls to his death. O'Brien calls Captain Kane, and tells him where to find Carney and Casca.
Appearing in The Clock Strikes!: "Killer Casca Unmasks The Clock!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Tad Carney
- Captain Kane (by telephone)
Antagonists:
- "Killer" Casca (Dies)
Locations:
- New York City
- deserted factory district
- deserted factory district
Synopsis for "Ned Brant"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Ned Brant"
Featured Characters:
- Ned Brant
Synopsis for Hawks of the Seas: "Merrystone"
(reprints from the British comic Wags)
Appearing in Hawks of the Seas: "Merrystone"
Featured Characters:
- The Hawk
Antagonists:
- Chieco, Mongolian/Egyptian manservant
- Merrystone, Inagua Police Chief
- Corporal Logan
- Sergeant
- three prominent slave traders
Other Characters:
- Hawk's father's old friend (not yet named)
Locations:
- Spanish Main
- Inagua Island, east of Jamaica
- Large house w/ chemistry lab
- Police Chief's House
- Dakar, Africa (Destination)
Items:
- Hawk's heirloom locket, definitely enchanted
Synopsis for "Slim & Tubby, Episode 10"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Slim & Tubby, Episode 10"
Featured Characters:
- Slim
- Tubby
Synopsis for "Dixie Dugan"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Dixie Dugan"
Featured Characters:
- Dixie Dugan
Synopsis for Clip Chance at Cliffside: "Tennis"
Appearing in Clip Chance at Cliffside: "Tennis"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
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Synopsis for "Mickey Finn"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "Mickey Finn"
Featured Characters:
- Mickey Finn
Supporting Characters:
- Uncle Phil
Notes
- Published Monthly by Comics Favorites, Inc.
- The Clock:
- In this issue, we learn the Clock's alter ego is Brian O'Brien, and that he maintains many sanctuaries throughout the city.
- The Clock tells "Killer" Casca that in his whole career he's never killed anybody so far. This is not true.
- Also featured in this issue of Feature Funnies were:
- Exciting Adventures: "Dropped Over Four Miles" by Terry Gilkison
- "Fisher's History of Boxing" by Ham Fisher, running across the top 1/5 of all of his Joe Palooka pages.
- Flossie by Al Zere ("Toddy" and "Flossie" share their pages, much like "Jane Arden" and "Lena Pry".)
- Good Deed Dotty by J.P. McEvoy and J.H. Striebel, running across the top 1/5 of all 4 of their Dixie Dugan pages.
- Lena Pry by Monte Barrett and Russell E. Ross, running in the bottom-left 1/4 of all 4 of their Jane Arden pages.
- Little Brother by H.J. Tuthill, running across the top 1/5 of all 3 of his Bungle Family pages.
- Off The Record (gag cartoons) by Ed Reed appears in three places in this issue.
- Nippie ("He's Often Wrong") by Lank Leonard, running across the top 1/5 of all 4 of his Mickey Finn pages.
- "Pirates Ahoy!" (text story) by Charles B. Driscoll
- Puzzle Phun by Don DeConn [reprinted from Wags (UK)(Editors Press, 1937 series)]
- Screen Snapshots: "Madge Evans" by Bernard Baily
- Strange As It Seems: "The First Landing Place of Columbus" by John Hix
- Strange As It Seems: "The Stand of the 700!" by John Hix
- They're Still Talking: "Ty Cobb's Stealing Home in a World Series Game" by Bob Zuppke & R.W. Depew
- They're Still Talking: "Walter Johnson's Three Game Series With the Yankees" by Bob Zuppke & R.W. Depew
- Toddy by George Marcoux ("Toddy" and "Flossie" share their pages, much like "Jane Arden" and "Lena Pry".)
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