Happy Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHappy Comics #10 is an anthology featuring multiple humorous animal stories. One story follows a rabbit and other woodland creatures who accidentally block a golf hole while playing, leading to a comedic chase involving dynamite to extract the pole. Another story, "The Amazing Football" by Mickey Marks, depicts Oliver Owl attempting to teach Charlie Cat a lesson about perception when a South American visitor named Pablo Armadillo arrives for a forest football game, which Charlie mistakenly thinks is the actual football due to Oliver's earlier riddle about appearances. The issue also includes a riddle page with twenty answers covering various wordplay puzzles.
Weepy stumbles upon a mysterious gold nugget while digging on what he believes is Sleeky Wolf’s land, only to be tricked by the wolf’s elaborate ruse. As Weepy becomes convinced he’s found a fortune, Sleeky Wolf schemes to steal the nugget—only for Weepy to discover the real treasure is a pirate chest, setting up a new round of rivalry.
A young steeple jack and his partner are hired to install a flagpole for a patriotic party, but their job quickly spirals into a series of mishaps involving mistaken identity, a stolen flagpole, a golf ball, and a sudden tornado—leaving them scrambling to finish the task before their client arrives.
Stuporbear, a well-meaning but bumbling hero, stumbles into a series of mishaps while trying to help a damsel in distress—only to accidentally rescue Li'l Daisy from a misunderstanding with government agents. His over-the-top antics and mistaken identity lead to chaos, but when the real danger emerges, Li'l Daisy steps in to save the day, turning the tables on the chaos with quick thinking and courage.
Wallace Wolf and Papa Bear set off on a fishing trip that quickly spirals into chaos when Wallace’s skepticism about Papa Bear’s claims of easy catches leads to a series of mishaps—starting with a mysterious net and ending with the two trapped in a strange underwater situation. As they struggle to escape, Wallace questions why he ever agreed to go along, while Papa Bear remains unfazed, insisting they’re just a little “in a kettle of fish.”
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