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Cover: Lynn Karp
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Giggle Comics #86

Nov 1952 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD
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Giggle Comics #86 is an anthology issue featuring multiple humorous animal and character stories. "Rusty Rabbit" follows a mother rabbit who purchases a fancy suit for her son Rusty, only to discover he tears it apart almost immediately, leading to conflict with his disapproving mother. Additional stories include a tale involving a cow character ashamed of causing grief, a narrative about a young boy named John Scott III whose parents named their children after him, and a story resolving with the boy pulling a milk wagon. The issue emphasizes slapstick humor and absurd situations typical of the series' comedic approach.

Contains 5 stories
Untitled Humor story
6 pp · Humor
Hornswoggled
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In a mischievous twist, Ferdie Fox tricks Bennie Beaver into believing a mysterious "moose" is calling him, leading to a series of escalating pranks and confusion. As Bennie tries to make sense of the strange sounds and antics, he uncovers a cleverly hidden setup involving a saxophone and a trumpet, all orchestrated by Ferdie and his friends.

The Whiz Horse
4 pp · Humor

A young man named Joe is surprised when his horse, John Scott, starts reciting advanced scientific facts and solving complex problems, turning the animal into a national sensation. As the horse's fame explodes—drawing crowds, endorsements, and even a presidential bid—Joe remains unimpressed, happily continuing his milk delivery route.

Ali Baba
7 pp

Ali Baba, the master magician, accidentally locks the Duke in real handcuffs during a stage act, and when he can't free him with magic, the duo must navigate a series of comedic mishaps—including a mistaken arrest and a visit to Happyland—while searching for a way to remove the cuffs. The story follows their chaotic journey as the Duke tries to maintain dignity and the Duke’s antics only deepen the confusion.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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Full credits

artist, inker Dan Gordon
cover pencils, inks Lynn Karp

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