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Hi-Jinx #6

May 1948 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD
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Hi-Jinx is a teen-age animal funnies anthology featuring multiple comedic stories. One story follows a boy named Bertie and his dog as they encounter various mishaps involving animal characters and slapstick comedy involving hammers and physical altercations. Another story recounts a fairy-tale narrative about King Midas, where a boy character wishes to turn everything he touches to gold, and an older woman warns him of the story's cautionary lesson before he reads it. A third story features animal characters at a county fair, where a rabbit character is recruited to perform as a parachute jumper for the fair's attractions, leading to comedic situations involving counting and jumping sequences.

Contains 6 stories
Gettin' in the Swim
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Teen

When a swimming championship puts Tommy out of commission with a cold, his pal Square steps up to face off against the neighborhood bully in a five-mile race—armed with nothing but questionable determination and some creative last-minute training methods. What starts as an underdog bid for glory becomes a hilarious scramble involving outboard motors, rope work, and one competitor who definitely wasn't cut out for the water, all in service of hometown pride.

The Real Lowdown on Humpty Dumpty!
9 pp · Children
Wash Your Dog, Lady?
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Teen

A trio of young entrepreneurs launches a dog laundry business and snags their first customer—a pampered pooch named Rinaldo who needs grooming before a big pointing contest. When one of the boys accidentally uses starch instead of soap, the dog ends up rigid as a board, and the crew has to deliver their stiffened client to the competition anyway. What unfolds is a hilarious chain of misunderstandings that somehow turns disaster into triumph.

King Midas and His Funny Money
8 pp · Children

A young boy named Bertie dreams of having a golden touch so he can afford the bike he wants, but his mother tells him an old story about King Midas to change his mind. When the tale reveals itself as more complicated than a simple wish—King Midas discovers his curse makes everything, even food and clothes, impossible to enjoy—Bertie learns that patience and saving might be worth more than magic after all.

Raisin' the Roof
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Teen

When an unfortunate chemistry experiment leaves a young animal's roof in tatters, he and his pals dream up a series of increasingly wild money-making schemes to raise enough cash for repairs before his beloved pigeons pack up and leave. "Raisin' the Roof" is a rollicking romp through get-rich-quick disasters and accidental success, where the Hepcats discover that sometimes the path to solving a problem is messier than the problem itself.

Untitled Humor story
4 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Jack Bradbury
cover pencils, inks Jack Bradbury

Reprints

Reprinted in Hi-Jinx #7 (1948), The Complete Milt Gross Comic Books and Life Story #[nn] (2010)

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