Ha Ha Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cat Nap," Robespierre the cat finds himself in a surprisingly sticky situation after accidentally breaking his owner's doll—so much so that he's dressed in baby clothes to make up for it. The comedic chaos unfolds when the feline in onesies is mistaken for the similarly outfitted Superkatt by the tough crowd of Hogan's Alley. Written, drawn, and inked by Ken Hultgren, with lettering by Melvin Millar, this 1947 gem from Ha Ha Comics #37 features a cover by Hultgren that captures the absurdity perfectly.
When lazy Uncle Looie finally agrees to help around the house, it’s only because Aunt Martha’s got him in line—but when Izzy and Dizzy start impersonating her, chaos follows. The real Aunt Martha shows up just as the prank spirals out of control, leaving the whole household in a tizzy.
In a small Latin American town, the mayor's escalating rewards for capturing the elusive bandit Chavez Ravine draw the attention of a determined small boy named Niño—aided by the mysterious and legendary El Domino, whose true identity remains as much a mystery as the bandit himself.
Robespierre the cat, dressed in baby clothes to replace his owner’s broken doll, stumbles into Hogan’s Alley—where his resemblance to the notorious Superkatt earns him an unexpected and unwelcome reputation among the neighborhood toughs.
In this 1947 gem from Ha Ha Comics #37, Clancy the cop puts on a show for his bored colleague Judge Pupple, presenting a hardened criminal for a mock trial—only to reveal the "crook" is a dummy, part of Clancy’s clever ventriloquism practice. A lighthearted courtroom farce with a twist, it’s a playful peek into the antics of anthropomorphic animals in a world where justice is just another punchline.
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