Happy Comics #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHappy the rabbit gets caught sneaking into his Uncle Fuzzy's house and is tasked with turning a picture into a movie comedy to make amends. After successfully completing the assignment, Happy becomes a movie star, but his newfound fame leads to trouble at a fancy party where he causes chaos while attempting to demonstrate proper etiquette to Uncle Fuzzy. The story ends with Happy being chased out by an angry dragon-like creature that had been part of the movie set inventions.
Happy Rabbit heads to Hollywood after boasting he could be a movie star himself, armed with Uncle Fuzzy's generous stake—but instead of landing a starring role, he ends up as a doorman at Colossal Pictures Studio. When Bonny and Uncle Fuzzy announce they're flying in to see his success, Happy panics and accidentally lands a bit part in a film, leading to a series of comedic mishaps that turn him into an unlikely sensation. It's a classic case of talking a big game and then scrambling to back it up, with plenty of slapstick surprises along the way.
Happy Rabbit and Bruno Bear sneak into Uncle Fuzzy's house to play with his inventions while he's away, but their harmless fun goes sideways when they accidentally awaken something lurking behind a heavily warned-off door. What starts as a wild chase through Uncle Fuzzy's contraptions becomes a lesson neither of them will soon forget.
Uncle Piggly gets his pride hurt at a carnival strength-testing game when the barker mocks his weak attempts to ring the bell—so he devises a clever scheme to turn the tables and prove himself. What starts as revenge becomes something far more costly for the wiseacre running the rigged game.
Happy Rabbit invites Bruno Bear to Mrs. Uppity's fancy soirée, but warns him he'll need lessons in proper high-society etiquette—a task that proves hilariously difficult when Bruno's clumsy antics keep getting him into trouble. When the party night arrives, Bruno's bumbling unexpectedly becomes the key to saving Mrs. Uppity from disaster.
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