Fauntleroy Comics (1950) comic books 1951-1953
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Issue #2
$8.00
Cover art by Al Fagaly. "Fun-of-a-Gun," art by Al Fagaly; Buster wants to join the gang. "No Swimming Allowed," art by Al Fagaly; Faunt discovers a good reason for the no swimming sign. Don't Let It Puzzle You! activity page. Super Duck house ad. "Fishy, Fishy in the Brook," art by Al Fagaly; Faunt tries to catch the biggest fish. Fauntleroy Fun Page. Laugh Comics house ad. "Circus Capers," art by Al Fagaly; Faunt and Buster take Gladly to the circus, but Squintly is after them for playing hookey. Pep Comics house ad. "The Super Service Man," art by Red Holmdale; Cubby gets a job at the gas station. "Bruin's Ruin," art by Al Fagaly; Faunt takes a little girl boating, but Gladly won't stay away. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #3
$14.50
Cover art by Al Fagaly. "The Kite Tale," art by Al Fagaly; The gang wants to win a kite contest, but Buster keeps goofing things up. Archie Annual #4 house ad. "A Fish in the Hand"; Shorty feels he can catch a bigger fish than Faunt and Buster. "Crime Doesn't Pay," art by Al Fagaly; Squintly is on the lookout for Slippery Louie the thief. Riddles on Parade Fun Page. Super Duck house ad. "Shoot the Works," art by Al Fagaly; Buster is worried the gang is going to shoot someone. "Over the Hill," art by Al Fagaly; Squintly is sent to stop the kids coasting down Suicide Hill. "A Face That Would Stop a Cop," art by Al Fagaly; Faunt has a kit that lets put Squintly's face on wanted posters. Katy Keene house ad. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
