Ha Ha Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #12 is an anthology humor comic featuring multiple stories. "Zip Zebra," by George Pell, follows a zebra who is ordered to leave town by Police Chief Cal Collie due to his striped appearance making police work difficult; after encountering bank robbers in a shack, Zip's quick thinking with their gun prevents the robbery and he is rewarded with an honorary police badge. Another story features a deceitful octogenarian character and romantic entanglements told through comic panels with punchline humor. "Lumps in the Land of the Wootsies" presents an illustrated guide to a fictional fantastical location, with a cat character explaining the whimsical inhabitants and geography of this imaginary realm.
Rosie Rodent and her ailing father face eviction when Raymond Q. Ratt demands payment on their mortgage, but Rosie’s frozen hand prevents her from retrieving the meager savings. As the deadline looms, a series of escalating antics and a surprising twist involving a fever and cough medicine lead to an unexpected resolution.
In a humorous twist, a young bear avoids taking a bath by being convinced that doing so would ruin the household’s furniture and endanger a tiny mouse named Little Fleabite. The story follows his clever (and increasingly frantic) excuses to dodge the bath, culminating in a chaotic escape that leaves him both soaked and outwitted.
In a whimsical twist, a young woman discovers a mysterious book that promises a journey to the bizarre Land of the Wootsies, where everything is backwards and the townsfolk behave in delightfully odd ways. After reciting the magic phrase and stepping through a closet, she finds herself in a topsy-turvy town where greetings are insults, celebrations are disasters, and normal rules don’t apply.
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