Ha Ha Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Ha Ha Comics #13 (October 1944) This issue features an anthology of humorous comic stories. One story follows "Phoney Quizzel," a character involved in comedic misadventures with a plumber named Joe, while another tale centers on characters named Oakie and Hugo who encounter various absurd situations, including being trapped in a large blue spherical container. The stories employ slapstick humor and visual gags typical of 1940s comedy comics, with characters getting into ridiculous predicaments and physical conflicts.
A young boy named Hugo buys a turtle for a quarter and names him Oakie O'Connor, only to discover his pet is a genuine genius with answers to every question under the sun. When word gets out about the turtle's brilliant mind, Oakie becomes a sensation—raking in contracts, endorsing products, and stealing all the spotlight while Hugo fades into obscurity. Now rich and famous, Oakie must decide what really matters to him.
Ali Baa Baa and a band of soldiers find themselves stranded in the desert when their jeep runs dry, and they're forced to negotiate with a shrewd trader named Abdul for the use of his camel, Camelia. What starts as a simple deal to reach headquarters spirals into an escalating trade—Abdul demands 40 jeeps in exchange for his prized beast, and the soldiers agree to secure them. But once Camelia proves her worth during the journey back, the soldiers' feelings about the bargain shift in unexpected ways.
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