Hap Hazard Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple humorous stories. "Bow Ties" follows Hap Hazard's misadventures when he lends his bow tie to his date Judy to fix her dress at a dance, only to have it become soaked in spilled coke, leading to further complications at a bowling alley and his ultimate vow never to wear bow ties again. Other stories include "Do or Diet," depicting Hap's golf game, and a romantic hotel story where Hap and a woman seek quiet at a hotel but are repeatedly interrupted by rowdy guests and noise.
Hap Hazard enters a contest with a fake letter claiming to hate women, hoping to win a hundred dollars to take his friend Babs to the country club dance. When the letter wins under his father Horace’s name, the entire town turns against him—his secretary, his girlfriend, and even his own son—leading to a chaotic chase and a very public reckoning.
Aggie confides in Babs about her heartbreak after a boy supposedly abandoned her, only for Hap Hazard to unexpectedly show up and charm a new girl in town. When Babs misinterprets Hap’s friendly gestures as betrayal, she brands him a "wolf," leading to a series of escalating misunderstandings and comedic chaos.
In a lighthearted rivalry fueled by pride and golf, Hap Hazard and Mr. Barret vow to settle their feud in the upcoming club finals, leading Hap to enlist his son as a trainer to get in shape. As Hap pushes himself through grueling exercises and strict dieting—only to be tempted by endless snacks and playful sabotage—their escalating antics blur the line between competition and camaraderie.
A young man, desperate to buy a birthday gift for his girlfriend Babs after misreading an ad, takes a job as a suit salesman to earn extra money. When a series of mistaken suit exchanges leads to chaos in the store, he finds himself caught in a comedic tangle of mistaken identities and escalating confusion.
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