Famous Funnies

What's Famous Funnies #1 worth in 2024?

The top price for Famous Funnies (1934) is $22800, paid in November 2022 for a 6.0 graded copy. Other prices include $7800, paid in May 2022 for a 4.0 graded copy and $6000, paid in December 2022 for a 1.5 graded copy. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #1 of Famous Funnies (1934) was published in July 1934. Writing and Art by Jon Mayes, Fontaine Fox, H.J. Tuthill, Glenn Chaffin, Hal Forrest, A.E. Hayward, F.O. Alexander, J.P. McEvoy, J.H. Streibel, Bud Fisher, A.W. Brewerton, Sol Hess, W.A. Carlson, C.M. Payne, Clare Victor Dwiggins, Frank Godwin, J. Carroll Mansfield, A.W. Nugent, and Jay Jerome Williams.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Mutt and Jeff. 

Story Synopsis

This issue features stories of comedy from Golden Age Comic strips!

- Half page Toonerville Folks story

- Half page Little Stanley story

- 1 page Amaze A Minute Scientifacts story

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story

- 1 page Tailspin Tommy story

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "The Air Circus"

- Half page Pam story

- Half page Donald Dare, the Demon Reporter story

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story

- Half page 'Smatter Pop! story

- Half page Honeybunch's Hubby story

- Half page Nipper story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- Half page Jolly Geography story

- Half page High Lights of History story "Story of France part 2"

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page Little Stanley story

- 2 page puzzle pages activity

- Half page Little Stanley story

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page High Lights of History story "Captain John Smith part 8"

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- Half page 'Smatter Pop! story

- Half page Honeybunch's Hubby story

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story

- Half page Pam story

- Half page Donald Dare, the Demon Reporter story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "The Great Escape!"

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- 1 page Tailspin Tommy story

- 2 page text story "Dick Whittington Went to London"

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story

- 1 page Tailspin Tommy story

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "The Cure For Jeff"

- Half page Pam story

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story

- Half page 'Smatter Pop! story

- Half page Honeybunch's Hubby story

- Half page Nipper story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- Half page Jolly Geography story

- Half page High Lights of History story "Sir Walter Raleigh, part 5"

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page Toonerville Folks story

- Half page Little Stanley story

- Half page Toonerville Folks story

- Half page Little Stanley story

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page Jolly Geography story

- Half page High Lights of History story "English Sea Rovers, part 6"

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- Half page Nipper story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- Half page 'Smatter Pop! story

- Half page Honeybunch's Hubby story

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story

- Half page Pam story

- Half page Donald Dare, the Demon Reporter story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "Foolish Business!"

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- 1 page Tailspin Tommy story

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story

- 1 page Screen Oddities story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "It Was Too Much For Mutt"

 

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What's Famous Funnies #3 worth in 2024?

The top price for Famous Funnies (1934): #3 is $2900, paid in June 2023 for a 3.5 graded copy. Other prices include $1860, paid in February 2022 for a 3.0 graded copy and $2076, paid in October 2017 for a 5.0 graded copy. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #3 of Famous Funnies (1934) was published in October 1934. Writing and art by J.H. Striebel, John Hix, Victor Pazmino, Ham Fisher, J.P. McEvoy, Harry J. Tuthill, Bill W. Depew, Bob Zuppke, Clare Victor Dwiggins, Clifford McBride, F.O. Alexander, Al Smith, J. Carroll Mansfield, J. Norman Lynd, Ralph Daigh, Jay Jerome Williams, Ralph Daigh, Tom Carlisle, and Pop Mormand. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Joe Palooka. 

Story Synopsis

This issue features stories of comedy from Golden Age Reprint Comic strips!

- 1 page Strange As It Seems filler

- Half page Fisher's Foolish Fiction story "Treasure Island"

- Half page Joe Palooka story

- Half page The Frog Pond Ferry story

- Half page Buttons and Fatty story

- Half page The Frog Pond Ferry story

- Half page Buttons and Fatty story

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story "Another Ex-friend"

- 2 page Ned Brant at Carter story

- Half page Nipper story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- 1 page Magic Made Easy activity

- 1 page Napoleon story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "Tailor-Made Clothes By Mail"

- 1 page Strange As It Seems story

- 1 page High Lights of History story "Sir Walter Raleigh-- part III"

- 1 page Vignettes of Life story "In Search of Beauty"

- 2 page Tim McKee text story "The Hidden Vault in City Hall"

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page The Adventures of Jabby story

- Half page Alec and Itchy story

- Half page Holly of Hollywood story

- Half page Keeping Up With the Joneses story "Noises in the Night"

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story "Another Ex-friend"

- 1 page Napoleon story

- Half page Fisher's Foolish Fables story "King Midas"

- Half page Joe Palooka story

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- Half page S'matter Pop? story

- Half page Honeybunch's Hubby story

- Half page Nipper story

- Half page Footprints on the Sands of Time story

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story "The Jig-Saw Puzzle Craze Hits the Nebb Family"

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "Tailor-Made Clothes By Mail"

- Half page Fisher's History of Boxing story

- Half page Joe Palooka story

- 1 page Ben Webster's Page story

- Half page Connie story

- Half page The Wet Blanket story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "That's Enough to Drive Anybody Crazy"

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story "Our Young Detectives Get a Real Jolt"

- 1 page High Lights of History story "Enslish Sea Rovers"

- 4 page Buck Rogers story "Just as Buddy and Alura gave up all hope--"

- 1 page Napoleon story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- 4 page Jane Arden / Lena Pry story

- 1 page High Lights of History story "Captain John Smith-- part VI"

- 1 page Dip and Duck story

- Half page Fisher's Loony Legends story "Beauty and the Beast"

- Half page Joe Palooka story

- 2 page Flying to Fame or Slim and Tubby story "Off to War"

- 1 page Strange As It Seems story

- Half page Good Deed Dotty story

- Half page Dixie Dugan story

- 1 page Napoleon story

- Half page Little Brother story

- Half page The Bungle Family story "Another Ex-friend"

- Half page Somebody's Stenog story

- Half page The Back-Seat Driver story

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story "Hypnotism"

- Half page Simp O'Dill story

- Half page The Nebbs story "Some People Have All the Luck"

- 1 page High Lights of History story "The Adventures of Cortes"

- Half page Hairbreadth Harry story

- Half page High-Gear Homer story

- 1 page Mutt and Jeff story

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What's Famous Funnies #102 worth in 2024?

The top price for Famous Funnies (1934): #102 is $4481, paid in November 2008 for a 9.6 graded copy. Other prices include $1260, paid in June 2022 for a 8.5 graded copy and $477, paid in January 2022 for a 3.0 graded copy. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #102 of Famous Funnies (1934) was published in January 1943. Writing and art by Stephen Douglas, Bill Woggon, Dick Calkins, Fred Neher, Harry Peter, S. L. Huntley, Art Huhta, Clifford McBride, Frank Godwin, Arthur Poinier, Coulton Waugh, Russell Stamm, Bert Christman, Clifford McBride, William McCleery, Ralph Briggs Fuller, Leonard Dworkins, Paul Roberts, Frank Godwin, Clifford McBride, Julian Ollendorff, George E. Magee, Allen Saunders, and Bill Woggon.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features cartoon versions of the Axis powers of World War II

Story Synopsis

This issue features stories of comedy from Golden Age Reprint Comic strips!

- 6 page Buck Rogers story

- Life's Like That story

- Victory for the New Year story

- 1 page Victory for the New Year story

- 6 page Fearless Flint story

- 1 page Mescal Ike story

- 1 page Napoleon story

- 5 page Connie story

- 1 page Jitter story

- 5 page Dickie Dare story

- 4 page Invisible Scarlet O'Neil story

- 5 page Scorchy Smith story

- 1 page Napoleon story

- 4 page Oaky Doaks story

- 4 page Skyroads story

- 5 page Roy Powers story

- 1 page Napoleon Story

- 2 page Oily and the Movies story

- 2 page A Glider Goes Bombing story

- 4 page Big Chief Wahoo story

- 1 page Napoleon Story

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What's Famous Funnies #209 worth in 2024?

The top price for Famous Funnies (1934): #209 is $20400, paid in June 2023 for a 9.6 graded copy. Other prices include $2000, paid in March 2023 for a 5.5 graded copy and $1140, paid in March 2023 for a 3.0 graded copy. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #209 of Famous Funnies (1934) was published in December 1953. Writing and art by Frank Frazetta, Rick Yager, Coulton Waugh, and Harold LeDoux.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Buck Rogers!

Story Synopsis

This issue features stories of comedy, adventure, and Sci-Fi from Golden Age reprint comic strips!

- 12 page Buck Rogers story

- 10 page Dickie Dare story

- 2 page The Terrible Titans text story

- 3 page "The Smoke Eating Marine" True Heroic Story

- 3 page "The River Secret" True Heroic story

- 2 page "Star Scout in Star Act" True Heroic story

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What's Famous Funnies #210 worth in 2024?

Famous Funnies (1934) #210 has it peak price of $7,300. This was when a CGC graded NM 9.4 went on sale in October 2022. A mid graded FN/VF 7.0 went for $2,880 in July 2022 which is quite an increase from $357 in December 2010. The lowest graded copy of this issue is a CGC graded GD+ 2.5. That copy was sold for $150 in November 2010. It was the only time any of this graded appeared on the market. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous Funnies (1934) #210 was published in February 1954 by Easten Color. The cover of this issue was created by the infamous golden age comic artist, Frank Frazetta. Meanwhile, the rest of the artwork was done by the combined efforts of Rick Yager and Coulton Waugh. The script of this issue was written by Coulton Waugh. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art of this issue features Buck Rogers under the water and it was created by one of the most iconic fantasy artists Frank Frazetta. 

Story Synopsis

This series introduces a series of short "true hero stories" including real wartime tales of action. In this issue, Buck Rogers goes on a mission to investigate the Mysterious Planet. 

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What's Famous Funnies #211 worth in 2024?

The most expensive sale of Famous Funnies (1934) #211 ever sold was a CGC graded VF/NM 9.0. It was sold for the peak price of $10,500 in June 2022. That issue was reappeared in the market but it failed to set a new high but it was sold for $6,600 in June 2023. A low graded VG- 3.5 was sold for $1,750 which is nearly 240 percent increase in its overall market value.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous Funnies (1934) #211 was published in May 1954 by Eastern Color. The cover art of this issue was crafted by the legand Frank Frazetta. The artwork of this issue was done by Rick Yager, Coulton Waugh, and John Belfi. The script was written by Rick Yager, and Coulton Waugh. The main genre of this issue is schience fiction and adventure. 

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue features classic cover artwork by the legend comic book artist Frank Frazetta. The artwork potrays Buck Rogers heroically standing ready to fire while two goblins are trying to evade. 

Story Synopsis

Famous Funnies (1934) #211 features the followup from the following storylines: 

• "Dickies Dare" storyline
• "Hill #355" storyline
• "Many Brave Hearts Crash" storyline 
• "Baby in the Well" storyline 

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What's Famous Funnies #212 worth in 2024?

The Highest recorded sale price of Famous Funnies (1934) #212 is $30,000. This was when a CGC graded VF/NM 9.0 appeared for sale in June 2023. The same grade was sold in 2018 for $4,560. If we consider both sale prices we are currently looking at a 566% increase within 5 years.  Even mid grade copies have enormously increased their overall value as a CGC graded FN- 5.5 was sold for $5,055 in May 2023 and for $850 in April 2019. If we compare both prices, we are looking at nearly 500% percent increase in the overall value of this issue. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

On July 1954, Eastern Color published Famous Funnies (1934) #212. The cover art of this issue was done by Frank Frazetta. While, the story and the artwork of this issue were created by the combined efforts of Rick Yager and Coulton Waugh. This series revolves around Adventure and science fiction. 

Key Facts About the Comic

Frank Franzetta creates another infamous Buck Roger's artwork with a bang of flying alien saucers and bondage. 

Story Synopsis

This issue features follow up from the following storylines: 

• Dickie Dare
• He Refused to Retreat
• Mission of Mercy! 

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What's Famous Funnies #213 worth in 2024?

The most expensive recorded sale price of Famous Funnies (1934) #213 is $20,060. This was when a CGC graded VF+ 8.5 appeared for sale in March 2022. That same grade failed to set a new high as it reappeared for sale in January 2023. It was sold for $19,200. A mid graded CGC graded FN 6.0 went for $9,900 in July 2022. The lowest graded copy of this issue was sold for $2,070 in December 2022. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous Funnies has the cover dated September 1954 and it was published by September 1954. The artwork done by comic legend Frank Frazetta with his one of the most iconic artworks. The script and rest of the artwork was created by Rick Yager, Coulton Waugh, and Ed Moore. H.G. Peter is one of the most renowned artist on Wonder Woman also contributed on the art of this issue. 

Key Facts About the Comic

Frank Franzetta comes up with another Golden Age iconic cover artwork of this issue. 

Story Synopsis

This issue features followup from the following storylines: 

• Dickie Dare storyline 
• Barn Fire
• A Blue Chip
• Third Rail Mishap 
• Final Check 

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What's Famous Funnies #214 worth in 2024?

The modern day mint condition value of Famous Funnies (1934) #214 is unknown. The highest recorded grade of this issue is a CGC graded NM- 9.2 and it went for $7,800 in March 2020. However, the highest recorded sale price of this issue is $14,400. This was when a CGC graded VF 8.0 was sold in January 2023. A mid grade VG/FN 5.0 went for $8,100 in February 2023. Today, you can get a decent readable copy of Famous Funnies (1934) #214 for as low as $2,400 if we consider the last recorded sale of GD 2.0 in May 2023. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous Funnies (1934) #214 was published in November 1954 by Eastern Color. The cover art was designed by Frank Franzetta. The stories and the art were created by Rick Yager, Coulton Waugh, and Matt Christopher. 

Key Facts About the Comic

Another mind boggling artwork by the legend comic book artist Frank Frazetta. He potrays an iconic spaceship that looks so intriguing and futuristic. 

Story Synopsis

Dickie Dare shuts his eye of a boat and goes to sleep unknowingly. The boat drifts out to sea to an unknown location. 

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What's Famous Funnies #215 worth in 2024?

The mint condition value of Famous Funnies (1934) #215 is unknown. However, the highest recorded sale price of this issue is $11,400. This was when a CGC graded VF- 7.5 appeared on an auction in November 2021. Over the years, this issue has seen a slight decrease in its overall prices. The same grade reappeared on sale and went for its modern day value of $9,600 in February 2023. A VF 8.0 was sold for $10,800 in January 2023. While a mid grade 5.0 has a modern day value of 2,777. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Eastern Colors published Famous Funnies (1934) #215 on January 1955. The cover of this issue was potrayed by Frank Frazetta. The stories and art were done by Rick Yager, Coulton Waugh, and Matt Christopher. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art potrays Buck Rogers finger a huge octopus with a handgun. 

Story Synopsis

Dickie Dare gets on a deserted island where he battles an army of robots. 

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What's Famous Funnies #216 worth in 2024?

The highest recorded sale of Famous Funnies (1934) #216 is $6,700. This was when a CGC graded NM 9.4 went on sale in December 2019. A CGC graded VF 8.0 was sold for $5,400 in November 2022 which is quite an increase from its 2017 price tag of $1,380. A VG 4.0 went for $1,450 in December 2022 after increasing its overall value from $850 in January 2021.  

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous Funnies (1934) #216 was published in March 1955 by Eastern Color. The cover was created by Frank Frazetta. The script and the rest of the artwork were done by the combines efforts of Coulton Waugh, Matt Christopher, and Rick Yager. This series is also known to have introducted Comic books to the world as they featured comic strips reprints alongside. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The issue is the last Famous Funnies cover art by the legendary comic artist Frank Frazetta. 

Story Synopsis

Dickie Dare and Dan go to Hawaii for vacations where Dickie jumps into a boiling Volcano. 

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