Happy Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Out Camping with Stanley," Clifford tries a wild new approach to fixing his sprinkler—hiring gophers to tunnel through his lawn, turning his backyard into a makeshift underground irrigation system. With art by Jim Davis and lettering by Melvin Millar, this 1946 gem from Pines Comics captures a delightfully absurd suburban adventure, all framed by Victor Pazmiño’s lively cover.
Stanley heads into the wilderness for a camping adventure, eager to embrace the outdoor life and commune with nature—but his attempts at roughing it quickly draw the attention of some mischievous woodland creatures who think city campers make for entertaining sport. As Stanley tries to enjoy his solitude, he finds himself caught in an escalating clash between his civilized ways and the forest's rowdier residents.
# The Canyon Codger An old dog lounging in the canyon draws mockery from the hens—until he decides to share the tale of how he once drove off a fearsome pack of wolves led by the ruthless Saw-Tooth, back when ranchers were ready to abandon the land entirely. What follows is a tall-tale adventure brimming with the kind of humor and exaggeration you'd expect from a cantankerous canyon dweller settling a score with varmints.
In this 1946 slice of whimsy from Happy Comics #15, Clifford’s sprinkler is broken, and with no new pipes in sight, he takes a delightfully absurd approach—hiring gophers to tunnel through his lawn to reroute the water. It’s a quirky, fast-paced gag with a classic funny-animal twist, full of playful logic and slapstick charm.
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