Ha Ha Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #62 is an anthology issue featuring multiple humorous animal and character stories. One story follows anthropomorphic rabbits who earn ten dollars for cleaning up a snowy town, only to discover the snow has mysteriously disappeared. Another story depicts animals attempting to film a movie, repeatedly ruining their footage and equipment. The issue also includes "The Real Lowdown on the Pied Piper of Hamelin," which reimagines the classic tale as a story about a man plagued by mice in his house who wishes a pied piper would rid the town of them.
When Heppity and Tommy spot an opportunity to make quick cash shoveling snow, they con their pal Square into doing the work for them—only to discover he's carrying a flame thrower that could turn their modest snow-clearing business into a goldmine. Their scheme to buy the device backfires spectacularly when they realize Square has already cornered the entire market, and a final twist teaches them a hard lesson about greed.
Mr. Stork runs a delivery service, and when a dispatcher sends him to deliver a baby hippo to the maternity hospital, a comedy of errors ensues as he struggles with an enormous, rowdy infant and takes several wild detours before reaching the right destination. Of course, nothing goes quite as planned, and Mr. Stork discovers his troubles have only just begun.
When a boy gets his hands on a flute and dreams of becoming a musician, he's chased from town to town for his ear-splitting practice sessions—until one day in Hamelin, his awful playing accidentally drives out the local mouse infestation. Now a talking mouse shares the "real story" of how the Pied Piper earned his colorful nickname and why the town's children ended up fleeing along with him, all because they couldn't handle his musical ambitions.
A frustrated teacher spends two months trying to drill percentages into a classroom full of reluctant students—until he discovers that the same math problem suddenly clicks when he reframes it around ice cream cones instead of spoiled spinach. It's a clever lesson in how presentation matters just as much as the material itself.
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