Ha Ha Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple humorous stories including a tale where a monkey escapes being followed by hiding in a tree and encounters a bird rehearsing opera; another story about a carnival lion-tamer named Woolly whose fake lion act is exposed when a Good Citizens' Committee demands he use a real lion, forcing him to improvise during his performance. The issue also includes a story involving McQuirk the construction worker, who is hired as a new heavyweight boxing champion, and attempts to hide this fact from his girlfriend Louise until the truth emerges at a boxing match, resulting in comedic chaos and reconciliation.
Two kids discover a record of "Little Black Sambo," but when Sam—an ancient jungle dweller now living in America—overhears the story, he insists the record got it all wrong and offers to tell them the real version himself. What follows is Sam's true tale of how he tried everything to get rid of those bright new clothes his parents gave him, trading them off to various jungle animals who each saw them as the perfect solution to their own problems.
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