Hap Hazard Comics #24

When Hap Hazard goes undercover as an Indian prince for a masquerade party, he crosses paths with famous detective Rick Cracy, who's hunting the elusive criminal Pah Drazah—a fortune teller who's eluded capture for fourteen years. A case of mistaken identity sets off a wild chain of events that leaves Hap on the run and forces his friends to scramble to prove his innocence before the detective's deductions lead to the wrong man in handcuffs.

Dotty finds a lost wallet and sets out to return it to its owner, Mr. Byrde—but her innocent errand at a prestigious advertising agency turns into a comedy of mistaken identity when every executive she encounters mistakes her for a perfect model for their latest campaign. As she's shuttled from one enthusiastic businessman to the next, each demanding she lunch with him to discuss a contract, Dotty finds herself caught in an escalating circus of conflicting lunch dates, all converging at the same place and time.

A teen dreams up an easy way to earn a quarter—until he stumbles into a pet shop job that turns into total mayhem when animals, customers, and chaos collide. In this 1949 humor romp from Hap Hazard Comics, what started as a quick scheme spirals into a slapstick disaster that nobody saw coming.

Jerry the Jinx wants nothing more than to join the Sentinels club, but when the gang tries to move their new clubhouse to Turner's Corners, his well-meaning advice keeps landing them in chaos—first a burnt-out engine, then a runaway house careening through town pursued by an exasperated Officer Kelly. When Jerry's final idea accidentally turns their humble shack into a parade float for the Joshua Hawkes Patriotic Society, the Sentinels finally get their wish—though not quite the way they planned.