Happy Comics #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ship Ahoy" features Happy Rabbit and his companion Buddy encountering a series of mishaps at sea. After Happy's plane experiences mechanical trouble and crash-lands near a ship, the characters become entangled in a comedic chain of events involving a runaway airplane, a woman who hired movers, and mistaken identities at an amusement park. Happy eventually confronts a "dirty double-crossing robot rabbit" who has been impersonating him and taking his dough, leading to a final confrontation where the real Happy must prove his identity to his friend Bonny.
When Buddy Bear can't read the signs at a mysterious property, Happy Rabbit convinces him he's legally required to trespass—leading the gullible bear to build an airplane from scrap metal they find inside. Their cobbled-together contraption actually flies, whisking them into a series of misadventures involving an airborne family in need of movers and an angry junkyard owner in hot pursuit. It's a wild ride of mistaken identities and slapstick chaos that proves how a simple prank can spiral into something neither rabbit expected.
Happy Rabbit's laziness finally catches up with him when he tricks his inventor uncle into building a mechanical double to do his work—only to watch the robot steal his paycheck, his girlfriend Bonny's affection, and his peace of mind in a wild chase through an amusement park. Will Happy learn that dodging responsibility is harder than just doing the job in the first place?
When Custer Crocodile finds himself stuck babysitting his nephew for the day, the little one won't stop crying—until Henry Pig suggests a simple solution: a polka-dotted tie to keep the tyke entertained. What starts as a quick fix turns into an unexpected adventure that leaves Custer regretting he ever took Henry's advice.
Happy Rabbit and Buddy Bear find themselves hopelessly lost, but Happy is confident he can guide them home—until he spots a signpost that might point the way. What could possibly go wrong when he rushes over to read the directions?
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Reprinted in Happy Comics #39 (1950)
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