Happy Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHappy Comics #30 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "Bruno Bear" follows a young boy who goes fishing and encounters a bear that eats the fish he catches; when the boy tries to cook Swiss cheese as a potion to stop the bear, he accidentally creates a giant version that consumes everything in sight. Another story depicts a man attempting to remove a nail from a house but driving it back in with a hammer, leading to escalating property damage as he tries to retrieve it.
Happy Hare dreams up a scheme to make some quick cash: he'll manage his pal Bruno Bear in a heavyweight boxing match against the forest champion, convinced their combined brains and brawn will clean up. But when the fight gets underway, Happy discovers that managing a boxing match is a lot trickier than he bargained for—and that his pep talks might need some creative improvisation to keep Bruno in the ring!
Daffy and Dilly, a pair of quick-thinking squirrels, discover a young papoose stuck in a tree and set out to reunite him with his mother—but their good intentions lead them straight into a wild chase through the forest. When they're mistaken for kidnappers by the papoose's tribe, the two friends must find a way to prove themselves innocent before they end up as the main course in a cooking pot. It's a frantic, funny adventure that shows how a little kindness can win over even the most suspicious hearts.
A stubborn nail threatens to destroy a whole wardrobe, prompting two characters to try their luck at removing it—with hilariously mixed results. This 1949 tale of household mishap and simple solutions plays out in the style that made anthropomorphic comedy a staple of the funny-animal tradition.
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Reprinted in Happy Comics #3 (1954)
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