Giggle Comics #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple comedic stories including "The Great Superkat," in which a feline character encounters various misunderstandings with smaller animals in a forest setting; "Potsy" by Don Arr, where a singing character performs popular song hits and discusses getting on the radio; and "Wisby Wolf" by Al Hubbard, depicting a wolf character in a forest confrontation. The issue showcases slapstick humor and wordplay typical of the era's humor comics.
When an aging wolf sees himself called a has-been in the newspaper, he takes it as a challenge and seeks out Red Riding Hood to prove he's still the menace he once was—only to discover that time has caught up with both of them in unexpected ways. As the wolf attempts to frighten his old victim, he finds himself commiserating over the aches and pains of age instead, leading to a humbling realization when the editor appears with the bet they'd made. A clever twist turns the whole affair into a lesson about getting old, delivered with plenty of slapstick charm.
Hawley dreams of flying like Pegasus, and when a mysterious character claims he can make old horses soar, the pint-sized equine jumps at the chance—only to find himself caught up in a wild aerial adventure that has the military scrambling. This 1946 six-pager from Giggle Comics blends slapstick comedy with wartime absurdity as Hawley navigates the skies, peanuts, and plenty of confusion about whether he's really airborne or caught in a fevered dream.
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