#1: Funny Pages (1936) #2 [S Story]
"Loot of the Bengal Sea, Part I"
![Funny Pages (1936) #2 [S Story]](/images/sites/cmro/covers/funny_pages/v2/002s.jpg)
Title: Funny Pages (v2)
Writer:
Norman Daniels
Artist:
Fred Guardineer
Inker:
Fred Guardineer
Cover Artist:
Dick Ryan
Cover Date: October 1937
Release Date: October 1937
Pages: 6
Cover Price: $0.10
Times Read: 635
Times Rated: 425
Universe:
Earth-616
![Funny Pages (1936) #3 [O Story]](/images/sites/cmro/covers/funny_pages/v2/003o.jpg)
![Funny Pages (1936) #2 [T Story]](/images/sites/cmro/covers/funny_pages/v2/002t.jpg)
Issue Blurb
Captain Dave Dean boards a derelict ship and finds a scene of horror and deadly booby traps.
Issue Notes
The first page of this story is unavailable due to the source copy of the magazine missing the two middle spreads. However, the missing page can be summarized as follows:
"Dave Dean, accompanied by his friend Shorty, is captaining a freighter that carries (in addition to the crew, scientists and a Hindu priest), a million and a half dollars worth of uncut diamonds for the Maharajah of Nechal. Dave's ship gets an S.O.S. from the Mandora, a ship that had disappeared mysteriously with a like shipment of gems. They find the Mandora drifting aimlessly and Dave, Shorty and a few men head out in a small launch for the helpless vessel..."
Due to a printing error, part of the text is out of order on Page 3. It should be read starting from "found similar traces..." down to the bottom of the first column, then read the first paragraph, then read the second column.
"Dave Dean, accompanied by his friend Shorty, is captaining a freighter that carries (in addition to the crew, scientists and a Hindu priest), a million and a half dollars worth of uncut diamonds for the Maharajah of Nechal. Dave's ship gets an S.O.S. from the Mandora, a ship that had disappeared mysteriously with a like shipment of gems. They find the Mandora drifting aimlessly and Dave, Shorty and a few men head out in a small launch for the helpless vessel..."
Due to a printing error, part of the text is out of order on Page 3. It should be read starting from "found similar traces..." down to the bottom of the first column, then read the first paragraph, then read the second column.
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