Comics: Paul Fung’s “Bughouse Fables”

The first week of panels signed by Paul Fung from November 

7 to 12, 1927. Earlier panels, beginning in 1925, were unsigned 

and drawn by a number of artists including Fung.

April 15, 1926

October 8, 1926; Fung used an idea from his son

October 23, 1926; Fung used as idea from cartoonist 

Chester Gould

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(Next post on Wednesday: Paul Fung’s “Dumb Dora”)