Jing-Pals Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue is an anthology featuring animal-themed humor stories. "Wiseguy" follows a character who repeatedly interferes with a "Men Working" construction site, causing escalating chaos and havoc. Another story depicts scouts camping around a fire where an elder tells them about Little Hiawatha, an Indian brave who lived by hunting with bow and arrow, before the scouts must retrieve their sleeping companion. A third story shows an encounter between a lion and a small character, in which the character initially frightens the lion but later comforts it, ultimately earning its trust and affection.
A young boy imagines a world where his toy animals come to life, leading to a chaotic and whimsical day of oversized fun, from swimming in a giant pool to carrying an elephant—until the clock strikes one and reality snaps back. The story captures the playful absurdity of childhood imagination, with the boy’s toys behaving like mischievous, larger-than-life characters in a surreal, funny-animal world.
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