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's toy animals magically come to life at the stroke of midnight, and he's thrilled to finally have playmates his size—until a clever dog proves to be far stronger than any elephant, leading to a hilarious series of mishaps and adventures that test everyone's patience. This 1946 humor romp from Jing-Pals Comics is packed with slapstick chaos, talking animals, and the kind of wisecracking charm that made funny-animal comics such a joy.
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