Ha Ha Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Air Raid Warden," a 1943 Ha Ha Comics classic, the miserly Silas Skinflint tries to weather an air raid in his steel bunker—only to learn that even the most self-reliant can need help. Erich Schenck handles both art and inks for this clever, character-driven tale, while Jim Tyer’s cover captures the story’s blend of humor and wartime tension.
In the 1943 humor tale "null" from *Ha Ha Comics #3*, the grumpy, anti-social miser Silas Skinflint seals himself in a steel bunker with six months’ worth of supplies, only to quickly realize he’s in over his head. When the residents of Groundhog-ville notice his isolation, they rally together to bring him back—though whether he’ll welcome their help remains to be seen.
In "Air Raid Warden," silly Ella Fant takes on the role of a wartime air raid warden, only to bungle every task with her usual clumsy charm. From misfiring alarms to misplacing her whistle, her antics turn the neighborhood into a whirlwind of chaos—until a sudden fire tests her unexpected knack for thinking on her feet.
Hefty Hippo scores a ticket to watch heavyweight champ Slugger McMurder demolish an opponent in the ring, but gets caught up in the action when the wrestling spills into the crowd—and he ends up face-to-face with the fearsome fighter himself. What starts as a chaotic brawl becomes an unexpected turn of fortune for our unlikely hero, who discovers that sometimes the best things happen when you're just in the wrong place at the right time.
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