Famous Funnies 1934 #181 - back issue - $12.00
Ad for Army surplus from Charles McManus.
Wordless story about a large monkey and an organ grinder.
Ad for dress patterns.
Ad for U.S. Savings Bonds.
Names, ages and addresses for kids who want penpals.
Ad for sewing workbox kit from Scope Sales Co.
Ad for Charles Atlas, including the "sand-in-the-face bully".
Ad for a harmonica from Jim Major.
All content of this comic are newspaper strip reprints modified to fit comic book format. The dates of publication of these strips have, in practically all cases, been removed. On sale date from the previous issue's ?Let's Get into a Huddle? page.
- Outstanding Bargains - Inside front cover. Includes indicia.
- - Credits given as "Dick Calkins & Rick Yager", roles determined from Jerry Bails' Who's Who.
- - Saunders wrote the strip for forty years, beginning on 11-23-1936.
- Organ Grinder - No dialogue.
- Half-Pint Fireman - Regli was the author of numerous adventure books.
- - Four Sundays, plus two pages featuring four daily gag panels apiece.
- How Joe's Body Brought Him Fame Instead of Shame - On back cover of comic.
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