PopKulture's photos with the keyword: funny pages

Antique Winnie Winkle Sunday funnies page from 1923. Art by Martin Branner.

Antique Polly Sleepyhead Sunday funnies page from 1907. Art by Peter Newell.

Antique Old Opie Dilldock's Stories Sunday funnies page from May 5, 1907. Art by F.M. Howarth.

Antique Old Opie Dilldock's Stories Sunday funnies page from 1907. Art by F.M. Howarth.

Antique Sunday funnies page featuring Happy Hooligan by Frederick Opper and a wonderfully strange strip by F.M. Howarth.

Antique Sunday funnies page from 1910 featuring Hungry Halley and The Bird Boys and Their Airship, the Flying Fish, which ran for just one year and was never signed.

One of many comic strips birthed in the 30's, the legend of the Phantom - or 'the Ghost Who Walks' - continues to this day. The Phantom mythos dates back to the 1500's, when the father of British sailor Christopher Walker was slain by pirates and his son swore a blood oath to fight evil-doers, and thus the legacy passes from father to son each generation. The Phantom - January 21, 1940. Written by Lee Falk and drawn by Ray Moore.

Smilin' Jack was an aviation/adventure strip created in 1933 by Zack Mosley. It didn't take long for Mosley to really settle into the style of cartooning that would define not only the strip but, in large part, the era in general. Just look at the middle panel: the crisp, economical linework and graceful caricatures! Smilin' Jack by Zack Mosley, 1936.