Ha Ha Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Ha Ha Comics #76 This anthology issue contains multiple humorous stories. One tale features a caboose who attempts to sneak onto the Pennsylvania Railroad's Midnight Limited to New York, only to be discovered by train workers who must uncouple it from the observation car. Another story, titled "Dopey's Lesson," depicts a dog named Dopey who finds a dollar bill under a log and is confronted by a squirrel; when Dopey pokes the squirrel with a stick, the squirrel teaches him a lesson by chasing and hitting him repeatedly, leaving Dopey unable to continue his pursuit due to injury. Throughout the issue, various animal characters engage in slapstick comedic situations typical of the humor comic format.
A young caboose on the Bangor Aroostook Railroad dreams of becoming a diner, sneaking onto the Midnight Limited to New York in hopes of joining the Pennsy Railroad. After a series of mishaps and humiliations across dozens of railroads, he’s forced to face the truth that he may never be anything but a caboose.
Dopey the rabbit learns a tough lesson in confidence when his friend Flashy tries to toughen him up by forcing him to confront a menacing egg—only to discover that bravery isn’t about punching first, but about facing fear in your own way. The story follows Dopey’s nervous attempts to stand up for himself, leading to a series of chaotic and comically awkward encounters that challenge what it really means to be tough.
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