Ha Ha Comics #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Unhappy Castle," political tension rises at the Cat Club as Robespierre challenges Tiger for the presidency, with the outcome hanging in the balance thanks to Jug-haid, the pivotal swing vote. Ken Hultgren handles both art and inks with a sharp, expressive style, while Melvin Millar's lettering adds punch to the feline rivalry—all in a 1948 comic priced at 10 cents.
In this 1948 gem from Ha Ha Comics #56, political drama unfolds in a feline-friendly club where Robespierre and Tiger vie for the presidency, each trying to win over Jug-haid—the pivotal swing vote among the trio. With humor and flair, the story captures the absurdity of power plays, all through the lens of anthropomorphic cats in a classic, lighthearted setting.
Teepee Tim asks his grandmother Grandma Numonya why the beaver has a flat tail, and she launches into a tall tale about Mother Nature's exhausting day creating animals. When she runs out of food assignments and mistakenly gives the beaver oranges instead of something available in the woods, the hungry beaver sneaks into the Indian village to steal the real food—but the villagers blame the innocent squirrel instead. As the confusion spirals and poor Squirrel keeps getting chased, Teepee Tim eventually discovers the truth about who's really been thieving, leading Mother Nature to hand down some divine justice.
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Reprinted in The Golden Collection of Klassic Krazy Kool Kids Komics #[nn] (2010)
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