Ha Ha Comics #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHa Ha Comics #97 is a humor anthology featuring multiple comedic stories, including "Sappy Goon," in which a character attempts to fool an ostrich with a devious scheme; "Corky," depicting romantic misadventures between cartoon characters; and additional humor segments. The issue showcases the collection's recurring cast of anthropomorphic and human characters engaged in slapstick situations and comedic dialogue typical of mid-1950s American Comics Group publications.
Teepee Tim's grandmother, Grandma Humonya, warns the stubborn boy that the moon-bear will come for him if he refuses to sleep—so she tells him a cautionary tale about his ancestor Wampum Willie, who learned that lesson the hard way. When Willie ignores the warning and makes faces at the sky, the moon-witch drags him to a magical realm where he faces trickery, mischief, and the terrifying moon-bear himself, leading to a wild chase that sends him tumbling back to his bed. Will Teepee Tim finally heed his grandmother's advice, or will the moon-bear come collecting on his own sleepless night?
Sappy Coon plays a prank that backfires spectacularly when he swaps a duck's egg for an ostrich egg, setting off a chain of mistaken identities and comeuppance. When the scheme unravels, the animals devise their own payback—delivering a baby orangutan to Sappy's doorstep instead of its rightful mother, teaching the prankster a lesson about what's fair play.
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Reprinted in Whee Comics #1 (1955)
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