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Hap Hazard Comics #9

Jun 1946 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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Hap Hazard and his friend Zipper scheme to set up a fortune-telling operation to impress Judy by pretending Zipper is a mysterious new Swami in town. After acquiring makeshift props including a gold fish bowl and renting an empty store, Hap disguises himself with a turban and fake mustache to pose as the fortune teller. When Judy visits for a reading, Hap's turban accidentally falls and reveals his identity, but instead of being upset, Judy laughs at the elaborate prank and the pair end up sharing malteds at a soda fountain. In "Dangerous Business," Hap relates how he and Judy later help her mother arrange a surprise birthday celebration, with Hap completing yard work—including mowing lawns throughout the neighborhood—as his gift to Judy in gratitude for her kindness.

Contains 7 stories
County Fair
9 pp · Humor, Teen

Hap, Zip, and Slug arrive at the Tierney County Fair, where Zip proudly enters his prize hog—dubbed the "Princess"—into the stock show, much to everyone’s amusement. When their shared jalopy breaks down en route, Hap ends up driving the pig to the fairgrounds, only to discover his own corn has vanished—just as a chaotic old-car race begins, and Hap finds himself unexpectedly in the middle of it.

Traffic Trouble
7 pp · Humor, Teen

Zippermouth borrows Hap’s car to return a book to the library, only to be pulled over by a gruff sergeant for running a red light—then faces a second ticket when the car rolls away and parks beside a fire hydrant. As the sergeant issues more citations, Zippermouth tries (and fails) to use the diplomacy book’s advice to calm the situation, leading to a chaotic courtroom showdown where his outbursts accidentally turn the tide in his favor.

So Now They Tell Me!!
5 pp · Humor, Teen

Hap Hazard, a young man eager to impress a new classmate, Mary Stone, accidentally sets off a chain of misunderstandings when he tries to walk her home—only to realize she lives just across the street. His hopes for a date are dashed when another boy shows up claiming to have been stood up, leading to a chaotic confrontation that reveals Mary isn’t who she seems.

Untitled Humor story
4 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
How to Invent Trouble!
8 pp · Humor, Teen

Hap Hazard tries to win Judy’s favor with a romantic garden party, only to be outdone by his rival Reggie’s flowers. Desperate, he borrows a bizarre invention from his eccentric friend Zippermouth—a “non-sag” hammock—only to have it collapse and trap Judy in the rain, leading to a chaotic, comedic disaster. With the evening ruined and Judy furious, Hap’s next attempt at redemption involves another wild invention, this time a storm-proof umbrella that spirals out of control.

In His Merry Oldsmobile!!
6 pp · Humor, Teen

Hap Hazard scrambles to earn money for Judy’s birthday gift after running out of cash, taking on a series of lawn-mowing jobs while dodging romantic missteps and a surprise detour to a mysterious junkyard. After a chaotic trip that ends in a booby-trapped car, he returns just in time for the birthday party—only to discover Judy’s gift for him is something far more unexpected than he imagined.

Play Ball!
7 pp · Humor, Teen

Hap Hazard is grounded from baseball practice after being declared ineligible due to poor grades, much to his dismay—especially since Judy plans to watch. Determined to make it to the big game, he scrambles to pass a last-minute physics exam, only to surprise everyone (including himself) with a sudden burst of academic focus.

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