Fun Time #1 (1953) is a 100-page, square-bound "giant" children's humor comic from Ace Magazines. Released in Spring 1953, it packs a hefty assortment of lighthearted, kid-friendly comic features into a single bumper volume — the kind of value-packed anthology publishers used to stand out on crowded 1950s newsstands. With its thick square-bound format and ten-cent price, Fun Time was designed as an all-in-one entertainment package for young readers.

The comic came from Ace Magazines, the publishing house run by Aaron A. Wyn and his wife Rose Wyn, who produced pulps and comics from the late 1920s through 1956. Best known for titles like Super-Mystery Comics and a strong line of horror, romance, and war books, Ace also catered to younger audiences with humor and funny-animal fare. Fun Time belonged to the brief early-1950s vogue for 100-page giants, running for four issues (Spring 1953 – Winter 1953-1954) under the Ace Periodicals imprint.

Today Fun Time is an obscure collector's curiosity from the tail end of Ace's comics output, of interest to fans of Golden Age humor comics and 100-page-giant format collectors. As a public-domain-era title from a now-defunct publisher, it survives through archival scans — a charming, oversized snapshot of mid-century children's comic entertainment.