Giggle Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nickie No-Stripes," a tiger named Nickie wakes up one day to find his stripes gone, leading to a series of misadventures as he struggles to fit in. Written and illustrated by Rube Grossman, this 1943 tale from Giggle Comics #2 captures a whimsical moment of self-discovery, with Nickie’s journey culminating in a joyful revelation. The cover, by John Walworth, perfectly captures the story’s lighthearted tone.
In "Nickie No-Stripes," a tiger named Nickie panics when he wakes up with no stripes, convinced he’s lost his identity. Through a series of comical mishaps and mistaken assumptions, he embarks on a search for his missing markings—only to discover the truth in a moment of quiet revelation.
Lambie-Pie Lion brags that he's the brave type, so Shifty Fox and Sly Fox challenge him to spend the night in a haunted house—and the cowardly lion stumbles through a series of increasingly chaotic scares, all while insisting he's not scared. When he finally escapes and runs back outside, he refuses to tell the two foxes what happened, then clobbers them for good measure.
Homer Horse gets sent to sleep alone in the pasture as punishment for his disobedience—but his adventure takes a wild turn when he stumbles into the woods and encounters a baby panther, leading to a chaotic run-in with its mother and a marauding swarm of bees. After a humbling journey through the perils of the wilderness, Homer returns home with a newfound determination to be better—just in time to use his courage to stop a gang of cattle rustlers and finally prove himself a true hero.
Swifty Cat lands a delivery job and must get a cake to Miss Felicia Feline at West End Mansion, but his bicycle has other ideas—careening through city streets with a mind of its own. Between runaway wheels, unexpected detours, and characters trying to intercept the cake, Swifty's got his paws full keeping the dessert in one piece long enough to complete the delivery.
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