Happy Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Magic Ring," Laura inherits a mysterious gem that lets her transform pebbles into jewels—while her spiteful sister is doomed to turn anything valuable into worthless stones. Frank Frazetta’s dynamic art brings this magical tale to life, capturing the whimsy and tension of a curse that turns family rivalry into something far more potent. The story’s eerie charm is perfectly framed by Carl O. Wessler’s striking cover.
In "Diamonds and Pebbles," Laura inherits a strange gift from an old woman: the power to transform pebbles into jewels. But when her mean sister is cursed with the opposite ability—turning anything of value into worthless stones—their lives take a turn neither expected.
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Reprinted in Happy Comics #3 (1954), The Complete Frazetta White Indian #[nn] (2011), Pirates: A Treasure of Comics to Plunder, Arrr! #[nn] (2020)
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