Ha Ha Comics #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #97 is a humor anthology featuring multiple comedic stories, including "Sappy Goon," in which a character attempts to fool an ostrich with a devious scheme; "Corky," depicting romantic misadventures between cartoon characters; and additional humor segments. The issue showcases the collection's recurring cast of anthropomorphic and human characters engaged in slapstick situations and comedic dialogue typical of mid-1950s American Comics Group publications.
Teepee Tim stays up late, mocking Grandma Humonya’s tale of the Moon-Bear that comes for children who won’t sleep. When a strange, glowing figure appears, he’s convinced it’s just a trick — but the night takes a series of bizarre, playful turns that leave him exhausted and finally ready to believe in bedtime.
Sappy Coon stumbles into a mix-up involving a stolen baby ostrich, leading to a series of mistaken identities and escalating chaos at the circus. When the truth comes out, a plan unfolds to outwit him using a clever ruse involving a delivery meant for another.
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Reprinted in Whee Comics #1 (1955)
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