Ha Ha Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Ha Ha Comics #10 (July 1944) An anthology of humorous comic stories featuring animal and character-based humor. One story involves a pig who falls from a tree and is mistaken for a guardian angel by a small character, leading to comedic confusion about the pig's true identity. Another story depicts a magician and his con-artist assistant attempting to rob a safe, only to be outsmarted when locked inside by police. A third story follows "Pro and Con," two animal characters debating interior decoration styles—stripes versus circles—for a room being prepared by house decorators.
Little Pinko, always last to the lunch bell and left with nothing, dreams of a way to eat without being outdone—so when a snake offers him a shortcut to becoming a snake, he takes it. But turning into a snake doesn’t solve his hunger, and his new form only leads to more trouble, until he finds himself transformed into a giraffe, then a pig again, all in search of a meal.
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