Happy Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Gob's Gob," Charley Cat swaps naval duty for shore leave, only to find himself tangled in a whirlwind of mishaps—from dodging kidnappers to accidentally taking flight in an aircraft factory—before crash-landing back on his ship, much the worse for wear. Written and drawn by Ben Levin, this 1944 adventure captures the chaos and charm of wartime downtime with a sprightly, slapstick energy. The cover by Jim Tyer perfectly captures the comic's lighthearted, action-packed spirit.
In "A Gob's Gob," Charley Cat trades naval duty for shore leave, only to find himself caught in a whirlwind of mishaps—from shady kidnappers to a mistaken identity at an aircraft factory that sends him soaring. After a chaotic flight and a dramatic crash landing right on an Admiral, he’s bruised but relieved to be back on the ship, scrubbing decks with a grin.
In "null," Horace and Hank set off in a borrowed boat with grand ambitions to reach the Solomon Islands and join the war effort—only to find their journey hilariously confined to the harbor. Written with wartime wit and a touch of naval farce, this six-page tale captures the mismatch between youthful enthusiasm and the realities of a world at war.
Little Carl Cub dreams of growing the greatest victory garden, only to be startled by his rapidly sprouting giant seeds—turning his peaceful plot into a chaotic battlefield of vegetables. When a talking eggplant and a squad of sentient produce accuse him of laziness, he’s put on trial by a jury of vegetables for slacking on his war effort.
In a playful jungle prank, a young elephant with a short trunk is blindfolded and teased by his friends, leading to a series of mishaps involving a river, crocodiles, and a clever escape. When the elephant finally frees himself, he turns the tables with a surprise twist that leaves his friends stunned.
Racky Raccoon, posing as a daring circus performer, tries to scam the audience by pretending to face a ferocious beast in a cage—only to escape just as the ruse is exposed. As the crowd turns on him, Racky makes a quick getaway, laughing all the way, leaving behind a mob demanding their money back.
Fuzzy, Zippy, and Gaga outwit Scrooch by swapping real berries for painted pebbles, leading him to believe he’s caught them for the zoo—only to reveal that the "tiger" he fears is actually a harmless scare-cat. When Scrooch tries to trick the scare-cat into helping him capture the trio, they turn the tables, rescuing the frightened creature and teaching Scrooch a lesson in trust and friendship.
Danny Dog is determined to protect his prized steak from a clever cat who’s out to steal it, leading to a chaotic chase through the neighborhood. When the cat finally corners him, Danny tries to bargain with a ration book, but the cat isn’t fooled — until a surprising twist involving a mischievous feline and a sudden change of heart.
The Kilkenny Kats—Ike, Mike, and Spike—are hired as ice watchmen, eager to prove their speed and rescue skills. When their boss tests them with staged emergencies, they leap into action with over-the-top enthusiasm, only to be tricked into failing a ridiculous barrel-jumping challenge.
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