Ha Ha Comics #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #58 is a humor anthology featuring multiple comedic stories. One story involves an Indian god of plenty who attempts to play his favorite game but becomes frustrated with his parent's interference. Another tale features a talking squirrel that causes chaos at a state capitol building when it demands a day of conservation, forcing politicians to deal with the creature's demands. The issue concludes with a story about characters encountering unusual situations, including a scene with a horse wearing clothes and encounters with strange figures. Throughout, the comic delivers slapstick humor and absurdist comedy typical of the Golden Age humor comics format.
Teepee Tim tells his grandmother the whimsical tale of how his ancestors first obtained corn, recounting a time when the tribe nearly starved in winter and a mischievous Indian God of Plenty accidentally dropped his precious kernels, which eventually grew into corn after being buried. When the god returns, he discovers the seeds have sprouted into a new food that becomes vital to the tribe, leading to the naming of corn.
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