Issue Details

Issue	#31
Published	1943
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	60
Editing	?
Notes	Indicia title is "MOON MULLINS, No. 31." No code number. Copyright 1938 by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate, Inc.

Cover Details

Characters	Moon Mullins; Kayo
Genre	humor

3 page Moon Mullins story "What if he was asleep? They could have woke him up and taken him home!"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Kayo; Lord Plushbottom; Mr. Crawfish; Mrs. Crawfish
Synopsis	Mr. and Mrs. Crawfish want Kayo to live with them.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Notes	Story begins on the inside front cover in black, red, and white.
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Oh oh - There's that plain clothes cop I had that argument with..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Kayo; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Mr. Crawfish; Mrs. Crawfish
Synopsis	Mr. and Mrs. Crawfish throw a party and hire Moon to help out.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "What's this? Our old chum Plushbottom squandering a nickel..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy
Synopsis	Emmy accuses Lord Plushbottom of seeing another woman and he gets upset and leaves. Emmy and Moon hunt for him.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Gee! I thought there was somethin' screwy about that-"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Emmy; Kayo; Lord Plushbottom; Dotty; Ambrose Plushbottom
Synopsis	Kayo comes home from the Crawfishes. Emmy finds Lord Plushbottom living in a hotel with his cousin, Sir Ambrose P.T.M. Plushbottom.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "What? Are you ashamed of me?"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Kayo; Dotty; Ambrose Plushbottom
Synopsis	Cousin Ambrose has a dinner party and Emmy discloses that Lord Plushbottom is almost broke. That sabotages Lord Plushbottom's plan to ask Ambrose for a loan. Meanwhile Kayo and Dotty have a crush on each other, but Dotty's mother doesn't approve of her playing with Kayo.
Genre	humor
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Dotty! Good gosh! Wot do you suppose I come all th' way out here..."

Characters	Emmy; Kayo; Dotty; Ambrose Plushbottom; Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Mamie; Willie
Synopsis	Dotty and her parents are having a picnic, but didn't take Kayo. Kayo goes to the country anyway and ends up at the same spot as Dotty and her parents. Dotty falls off a log into a creek and Kayo saves her.
Genre	humor
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Why don't I ever learn to keep that blooming mouth of mine shut?"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Mamie; Willie; Kayo; Dotty
Synopsis	Mamie and Willie return to the Plushbottom residence.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Those? Them's flowers and a note of apology for Mamie's conduct..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Willie; Ambrose Plushbottom; Lord Plushbottom
Synopsis	Moon goes to visit Cousin Ambrose's maid on a night Ambrose is having a dinner party.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Say, you guys aint cops!"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Kayo; Ambrose Plushbottom; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Kayo; Dotty; Willie; Mamie
Synopsis	Cousin Ambrose is going back to England.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Gee! You had oughta been home, Mamie..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Mamie; Willie; Kayo
Synopsis	Willie tries to convince the insurance company he has injured his back. Mamie goes to visit her Uncle Juke and Aunt Jennie.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Gee! We wasn't expectin' you back so soon, Mamie"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Mamie; Willie; Kayo; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy
Synopsis	Cousin Ambrose sends Lord Plushbottom a check for $1,500 so that he and Kayo can come to England to visit.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "Let's go cash that check yer cousin Ambrose sent us..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Kayo; Mamie
Synopsis	Lord Plushbottom, Emmy, and Kayo get ready for their trip to England.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

4 page Moon Mullins story "And I had only enough to buy three round-trip tickets"

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Mamie; Willie
Synopsis	Emmy spends Cousin Ambrose's check on clothes and a fur coat.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938

8 page Moon Mullins story "Say sailor, I was just readin' yer advertisement out there..."

Characters	Moon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; Emmy; Willie; Mamie; Kayo; Dotty; Ambrose Plushbottom; Uncle Stymie
Synopsis	Lord Plushbottom, Emmy, and Kayo make the trip to England where they are met by Cousin Ambrose, his wife, Dotty, and Uncle Stymie.
Genre	humor
Script	Frank Willard
Pencils	Frank Willard
Inks	Frank Willard
Notes	Story continues on inside back cover in black, red, and white and concludes on back cover in color.
Reprinted	from Moon Mullins (Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate) daily strips from 1938