Happy Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHappy Comics #34 is an anthology issue containing multiple stories and features. The cover story involves a character cooking with eggs that mysteriously disappear when flipped in the air. The issue includes a "Happy Puzzles" section with a connect-the-dots activity and a "Word Builders" puzzle game, plus a Double Bubble Gum advertisement. Additional content includes a story about characters attempting to retrieve daisies at night by using a romantic ploy, and a tale involving a magic kettle filled with gold that a woman must return to its rightful owner while avoiding a thief's attempts to steal it.
Happy Hare just wants some friendly company after a rough day, but when his pals are all too busy to chat, he hatches a scheme: he'll fake his own kidnapping and let them stew in guilt for ignoring him. Things spiral hilariously out of control when real crooks show up, mistake Happy for their captive, and put him to work as a maid—complete with chores, songs, and increasingly desperate escape attempts that only dig him deeper into trouble.
Happy Hare desperately needs to solve a math problem to land a factory job from Mr. Jones, but when Uncle Fuzzy Hare takes a crack at the puzzle, his "helpful" solution involves literally moving Mr. Jones's house a quarter mile—with hilariously unintended consequences. What starts as a simple problem-solving favor spirals into chaos that somehow leaves everyone better off than they started.
Buddy Bear plucks daisy petals to divine whether a girl will love him, but his pal Happy sees an opportunity—he's spotted a diamond ring and has eyes for Bonny Bunny instead. Happy schemes to separate Buddy from the ring by rigging the daisies, only to have his plan hilariously backfire when the actual Cupid shows up to enforce his own wager over matters of the heart. In this 1949 romp from Happy Comics, romance and trickery tangle in ways nobody quite anticipated.
Paul's kindness earns him nothing but poverty—until a talking kettle appears in an unexpected trade. When the magical kettle retrieves gold stolen from Paul by a wicked miser in disguise, it sets the young man on a path toward fortune and a destiny far grander than he'd ever dared imagine. A fairy tale about goodness rewarded, from *Happy Comics* #34 (1949).
Uncle Fuzzy Hare needs to retrieve some important papers from his sixtieth-floor office, but the elevators are closed for the night—so he, Happy Hare, and Bruno Bear face a long climb up the stairs. To make the journey pass quickly, Uncle Fuzzy devises a plan: Bruno will sing for the first twenty floors, Happy will tell riddles for the second twenty, and Uncle Fuzzy will share sad stories for the final stretch. As they reach the top, Uncle Fuzzy finally reveals the saddest story of all.
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