Ha Ha Comics #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple humorous stories, including one about a yellow dog whose owner receives a letter from her boyfriend Anthony saying he'll be gone for months, prompting the jealous dog to plot revenge by demolishing a basketball hoop. Another story features a young girl who uses her family's cat soap on herself as revenge for years of mistreatment, leading to a confrontation with her father over the misuse of the catnip-scented product. The issue also includes a bubble gum advertisement and various other comedic vignettes typical of the Ha Ha Comics series.
When a mountain lion named Wilbur visits his city-dwelling friends Tiger and Robespierre from the hills, the easygoing country cat quickly learns that urban life offers its own kind of hunting—though Tiger's clever shortcuts at Mr. Larson's meat market don't quite prepare him for the chaos that erupts when catnip soap enters the picture. As Robespierre devises a scheme to use the irresistible lather to reclaim his bed, he discovers that sometimes the best-laid plans have a way of backfiring with a purr.
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