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Giggle Comics #3 (1943)

American Comics Group · 1943 · 60 pages

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ContinueGiggle Comics #4 →
Contains 10 stories
Snowshow Snooky
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
The Red-Headed Girelepus
7 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; fantasy

A lonely red-headed girelepus decides he'll do whatever it takes to become popular, starting with a dubious self-help book that teaches him to sweet-talk and flatter his way into notice. When charm tactics backfire, he pivots to baseball stardom—only to discover that natural talent and actual knowledge of the game might be two different things entirely.

Jerry the Chimp
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Jerry the Chimp
Teddy Cubb and Foxxy Devil
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; fantasy

Teddy Cubb tries to resist when Foxxy Devil tempts him into mischief, but one thing leads to another—and before long, the good-natured bear finds himself caught in a wild chain of comic mishaps that leaves him battered and bruised. When Teddy finally makes it home, he hatches a clever plan to get even with his troublemaking pal, complete with a booby-trapped dinner invitation.

Buddy Bigshot
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero · pencils ? [as Smith] · inks ? [as Smith]

When Buddy Bigshot, the crime-fighting bird, sets out to stop a robbery and help those in need, his good intentions quickly spiral into chaos—especially when a conniving ostrich uses honey as bait to set a trap that ensnares Buddy instead. What starts as a simple rescue becomes a wild chase involving angry bees, creative comeuppance, and more than a few laughs at our hero's expense in this lighthearted adventure from 1943.

Skippie, Scrappie and Skeeter Skunk
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

When the school bazaar comes to town, Skippie, Scrappie, and Skeeter Skunk find themselves on the wrong side of a girl's sharp tongue—and determined to prove themselves, they scheme their way into trouble instead. What starts as petty mischief at the fair spirals into an unexpected chance to become real heroes when genuine crooks show up, and our three misfits discover they're exactly what the moment needs.

The Shooting of Dan McGoo
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Tommy Turtle
7 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Tommy Turtle decides to start a vegetable garden following the helpful hints in his how-to guide, but his well-meaning efforts keep going hilariously awry—from misinterpreting instructions to battling unexpected garden thieves. Watch as this determined terrapin struggles to grow carrots, tomatoes, and watermelons despite every setback and surprise visitor who seems to have their own plans for his crops.

Nutsy
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Jim Crow Detective
4 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Detective Jim Crow goes undercover with a clever disguise to catch the notorious criminal Scarface Nick, who's been making the police department look bad after robbing the city bank. After infiltrating Nick's mob by posing as a tough guy, Jim Crow works his way into their confidence and gets an invitation to their next heist. The wisecracking detective outwits the crook and his gang when their jewel job goes down, but finds out that catching public enemies is a lot easier than keeping the peace at home!

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