Ha Ha Comics #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #57 is an anthology issue containing two main stories. The first features Teepee Tim, a young Native American character who encounters Indian gods in a dream sequence about day and night, learning why night is better than day for hunting. The second story, "That Big Beach Party with The Hepcats," follows a group of anthropomorphic cat characters as they arrive at Muscle Beach for a day of swimming and socializing, with plans to bail out and enjoy the beach activities.
Teepee Tim's grandmother settles him into bed with a tale of two quarreling Indian gods—Day and Night—who fought so fiercely over whether it should always be light or dark that the tribe could never hunt or rest properly. When young Teepee Tim seeks out these bickering deities and proposes they take turns, he sets in motion the very balance of day and night that his grandmother now uses to tuck him in each evening. It's a charming origin story that turns bedtime itself into legend, wrapped up in the humor and heart that made these old ha-ha comics such a delight for kids.
The Hepcats head to Muscle Beach for a swinging good time, and Heppity is determined to impress his date by renting her a life preserver so she can enjoy the water. But when he returns with the rubber floats, his pals discover exactly where he got them—and it's not from any rental stand. A hilarious beach day turns chaotic when the truth catches up with the gang.
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