Barnyard Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two main stories: the first features a wartime satire in which a character discovers a group of orange imps and becomes their commander, declaring himself "boss," but quickly loses control as they create chaos and destruction. The second story follows a rabbit character named Snippy who devises a scheme involving dynamite at a building, which backfires spectacularly when the explosion causes unexpected destruction in the city streets, ending with the rabbit blamed for the disastrous outcome.
In a delightfully absurd 1945 tale from *Barnyard Comics #5*, Ham builds a machine to drill to the center of the Earth, only to pick up a most unexpected passenger—Hitler. What begins as a scientific adventure quickly spirals into a surreal descent into Hell, where Hitler takes command. When Ham returns to the surface and is met with disbelief, he simply introduces Satan, who dryly remarks, "I couldn't stay down there with that awful man!"
Dooless tries to earn his good deed for the day in the desert by helping a bird sit on her egg, but a military tank maneuver throws everything into chaos. What starts as a simple favor spirals into a wild series of mishaps that tests Dooless's good intentions—and his patience.
When a young salesman named Snippy decides to make his mark in the used car business, he learns that cutting corners and deception might bring quick sales—but dishonesty has a way of catching up. After his scheme unravels and lands him in hot water with his old professor, Snippy encounters a character called Samplin' Sammy, whose casual attitude toward taking "samples" wherever he goes spirals into increasingly absurd and troublesome situations. This barnyard comedy explores what happens when shortcuts replace integrity, delivering both laughs and a lesson about honesty's true value.
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