Happy Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHappy Comics #32 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. One story follows a girl who discovers she has superpowers after being struck by lightning, learning she can move objects with her mind and deciding to seek adventure in the world. Another story features Bonny and Happy the rabbit characters dealing with a ghost and a scarecrow disguise at a farm, leading to comedic chases and confusion. The issue also includes a story about a boy and his dog, with the dog escaping while the boy is away and creating mayhem in town.
Happy Hare's got a cold and a craving, but when he accidentally mistakes Bonny Bunny's new hat decoration for fruit, he ends up promising to fetch rare foozleberries from the dangerous wilds of Foozlevania—a place inhabited by fifteen-foot-tall natives. What starts as a quest to impress a fashion-conscious friend quickly becomes a wild adventure when Happy and Bonny find themselves facing the very giants they'd read about, forced to think fast if they want to escape with their lives.
When Farmer Jones's cornfield falls victim to hungry crows, Uncle Fuzzy Hare steps up with an unconventional solution—donning a scarecrow costume complete with ghostly theatrics to terrify the birds away. But when Happy Hare stumbles onto his uncle's secret scheme and decides to take over the job himself, a series of misunderstandings involving Bonny Bunny and the local sheriff turns the haunted haystack into complete chaos. Uncle Fuzzy will need all his wits to untangle the mess before Happy's reputation takes a hit.
A humble tailor living in an attic stumbles upon unexpected courage when he defeats a swarm of flies with a single blow, leading him to boast of his strength and seek adventures in the wider world. When a giant, a king, and increasingly impossible challenges cross his path, the clever little tailor discovers that quick thinking and a bit of luck can matter far more than actual might. His journey from poverty to nobility proves that a brave heart—and a jam seller's good wishes—can transform an ordinary life into something extraordinary.
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Reprinted in Happy Comics #3 (1954)
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