Giggle Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeGiggle Comics #4 is an anthology of humorous animal stories. One story features a long-legged bird character who insists on a fresh fried egg, leading to chaotic kitchen mishaps when he demands the cook prepare one immediately. Another tale follows a flying fish character who dreams of a fishless pond; after making a chowder from minnows and attempting to remove other fish from a pond, the fish ultimately settles into a peaceful new home. A third story involves foreign spies attempting to kidnap a character, resulting in comic chase sequences and slapstick confrontations as the spies pursue their quarry through outdoor scenes.
Ivan, a young gorilla deemed too gentle by his stern father, ventures into the jungle to learn how to be properly mean and terrible—only to discover something unexpected about himself along the way. This 1943 tale from Giggle Comics #4 is a warmhearted funny-animal romp about finding where you truly belong, even if it's not where you started.
Captain Kidlet and his motley pirate crew spot a treasure-laden merchant ship and set out to plunder her—but their bumbling attempts at seafaring villainy keep going hilariously sideways. When the dust settles and the gold is supposedly within reach, the crew discovers their prize isn't quite what they bargained for in this raucous seven-page romp.
Charlie lands a job as a short-order cook and sets about preparing meals with a creative (if questionable) approach to ingredients, turning out a surprisingly popular stew that impresses the restaurant's fancier patrons. When the regular waiter quits, Charlie takes on both cooking and serving duties—a decision that leads to a series of mishaps involving a demanding couple and an unexpected armed visitor.
Geek the Goat is a incorrigible young troublemaker whose favorite pastime is butting anyone who bends down—much to the exasperation of his mother and everyone else in town. When the frustrated locals finally decide they've had enough of his pranks, they hatch a clever trap to teach him a lesson he won't forget. A slapstick romp about a goat who learns that there are consequences to pushing your luck too far.
Myrt the Turtle's peaceful nap gets disrupted by some mischievous friends, triggering a wild chain of events involving hired help, a pump full of sardines, and a fishing line with surprisingly high stakes. This 1943 humor tale from Giggle Comics keeps the chaos coming as Myrt tries to turn the tables—and nearly everything else—on the troublemakers who started it all.
Monty Monk sets out to collect scrap metal for the war effort, but his enthusiastic hunt leads to a series of comedic mishaps—from disturbing neighbors to accidentally acquiring items he shouldn't. When an air raid offers an unexpected opportunity to put his haul to patriotic use, Monty gets a chance to prove his scrap-collecting mission was worthwhile all along.
Horatio Hare decides his country needs him and enlists in the army—but his grand ambitions of becoming a general clash hilariously with military discipline when Sarge and the Colonel have other plans for keeping him in line. When spies mistake him for the Colonel while he's trying on the uniform, Horatio stumbles into unexpected heroics that lands him praise, a medal, and a trip to the guardhouse all at once.
Pinky the Pink Elephant faces a peculiar problem: nobody believes a real pink elephant exists, so strangers keep fleeing in panic whenever they spot him. When a scheming doctor realizes Pinky's genuine existence could boost his nightmare medicine business, he strikes a deal—but the plan backfires in hilarious fashion as terrified customers keep flooding in, each more spooked than the last.
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Reprinted in Quella buffa dozzina I Grandi Autori dei Funny Animals USA #[nn] (2024)
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