Ha Ha Comics #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple humorous stories, including one about a yellow dog whose owner receives a letter from her boyfriend Anthony saying he'll be gone for months, prompting the jealous dog to plot revenge by demolishing a basketball hoop. Another story features a young girl who uses her family's cat soap on herself as revenge for years of mistreatment, leading to a confrontation with her father over the misuse of the catnip-scented product. The issue also includes a bubble gum advertisement and various other comedic vignettes typical of the Ha Ha Comics series.
In a zany twist of feline mischief, Robespierre’s attempt to avoid a bath backfires when he accidentally uses catnip-scented soap, drawing the attention of Wilbur, a visiting mountain lion who’s never smelled anything like it. As Wilbur becomes increasingly disoriented and overwhelmed by the scent, Robespierre devises a plan to use the soap to his advantage—only to find himself trapped in a series of escalating, slapstick complications with Tiger and Mr. Larson’s meat market.
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