Ha Ha Comics #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #73 is an anthology issue featuring multiple humorous stories. One story follows a character attempting to sell jokes as a door-to-door salesman, whose punchlines backfire comically when delivered to a customer. Another story, "Monty, the Miracle Mouse," depicts a white mouse of the 300th generation named Monty who is a genius and works in the Experimental Laboratory at the University of Tralfaz under Dr. Roberis, where he performs various antics and causes mishaps. A third story features a character with artistic talent who struggles with an urge and finds themselves accused by an artist chief, ultimately resulting in their freedom after being believed and vindicated.
A traveling salesman with a suitcase full of practical jokes arrives in Hickville and can't resist trying out his gags on the local folks—but the townspeople have a long memory and plans of their own. When Freddie checks into the Hotel Hickory, he discovers that practical joking is a two-way street, and his victims are ready to serve him a taste of his own medicine. It's a hilarious game of escalating pranks that spirals completely out of control.
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