Ha Ha Comics #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing multiple humor stories. One story features a character named Gaston dealing with a cafeteria setting where he encounters a chicken and ends up in various comedic situations, including being mistaken for a dive bomber and getting sprayed with an insect repellent before landing in a cabbage patch. Another story involves a man and woman with a magical book that grants wishes, though the book's instructions produce unexpected and humorous results when the man attempts to follow its guidance on how to grasp his wife's obedience. The issue also includes "The Great Swami," advertised on the cover as a fortune-teller character with a crystal ball.
A young boy tries to keep his mischievous grandfather out of trouble, but the old man’s second childhood leads to one escapade after another—from crashing through a wax roast-beef dinner to blustering their way through a fancy restaurant and narrowly escaping the manager. With each new stunt, the boy must scramble to keep up, wondering if there’s any end to Gran’pa’s endless parade of playful chaos.
A young, overly confident salesman with a flair for self-defense demonstrations tries to impress a skeptical customer using a jiu-jitsu book—only to be outmaneuvered by a sudden twist involving "anti-jiujitsu" and a series of escalating, absurdly choreographed takedowns. The customer, now thoroughly bewildered and desperate to avoid further harm, finally caves and buys the book, only to realize the salesman’s methods are more about showmanship than actual technique.
An eccentric, self-proclaimed "Ipswich" seeks attention and popularity in a world that doesn't recognize its name, leading to a series of increasingly dramatic attempts to be noticed—culminating in a daring stunt that draws a crowd, police, and unexpected consequences.
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