Giggle Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeGiggle Comics #31 is an anthology featuring multiple humor stories. "Cactus Pete" follows a cowboy sheriff who attempts to arrest the outlaw Cactus Pete, leading to a gunfight. "Binky" depicts a sleeping dog being awakened by children who want him to perform tricks. "Uncle Ringo" by Gil Turner shows the character helping children color Easter eggs, during which the mischievous raccoons cause comedic chaos around him.
Footsy Hare and Tewksberry Turtle are at it again, squaring up for a boxing match in Haywell's Meadow—each convinced he's the superior fighter, armed with cocky nicknames and a history of scraps. When a well-meaning referee shows up to make sure they fight fair and square, the two combatants realize they've lost all the fun of their feud. A lighthearted tale of two rivals who discover that rules and order can take all the joy out of a good old-fashioned tussle.
In "null," Binky the dog puts on a show of sleepy indifference when his owner tries to rouse him for a guest, but as soon as the visitor leaves, he springs to life with playful energy—leaving the quiet house suddenly full of mischief.
Uncle Ringo tries to help his young relatives color Easter eggs, but when he can't find chicken eggs, he sneaks into the henhouse to gather some instead—only to accidentally raid a mother hen's clutch of eggs about to hatch. When the eggs get mixed up and begin hatching into dyed chicks, chaos erupts as the furious mother hen and other animals pursue Uncle Ringo, who finds himself on the run with a pack of confused, colorfully decorated hatchlings in tow. It's a rollicking Easter Day escapade where good intentions lead to anything but good results.
A young man tries to warn an older fellow that rain is coming, but his repeated attempts to communicate only lead to frustration and misunderstanding. No matter how hard he tries to get his message across, he just can't seem to win in this quick comedic clash.
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Reprinted in Ha Ha Comics #93 (1953)
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