Happy Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Happy Comics #13 (1946), the Great Zilch trades his show-biz cat Francois Feline to a woman who believes he's a real Persian. Now stranded in a new neighborhood, Francois must earn the respect of the local feline crowd—no easy task when they think he’s too soft for the streets. Ken Champin handles both art and inks, with lettering by Melvin Millar, while Victor Pazmiño delivers the cover.
In this 1946 slice of comic charm, the Great Zilch trades his show-biz cat Francois Feline to a woman who believes he’s a real Persian. Now stranded in a new neighborhood, Francois must earn his stripes among the local feline crowd—except they’re not impressed by his polished act, thinking he’s nothing but a sissy.
In this 1946 humor gem from *Happy Comics #13*, Ted’s growing annoyance with a persistent squeaking step leads him and his buddy Tom on a wild, oversized repair mission—only to uncover the surprisingly simple truth behind the noise. A perfectly paced bit of animal slapstick, this two-page story turns a tiny nuisance into a full-scale staircase overhaul, with a punchline that’s as clever as it is delightfully silly.
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