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Happy Comics #39 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 36 pages

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ContinueHappy Comics #40 →
Contains 5 stories
Ship Ahoy!
12 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Happy RabbitBuddy Bearpirates

Happy Rabbit delivers a pre-fab fishing boat to Buddy Bear, only to find the bear has been replaced by pirates who’ve taken over the vessel. With Buddy Bear’s boat now a pirate submarine, Happy Rabbit and the bear must outwit the swashbuckling crew and escape before they’re sent to sea.

Up in the Air
8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buddy BearHappy Rabbit

Buddy Bear accidentally stumbles into a junkyard while trying to avoid a series of confusing signs, only to be tricked by Happy Rabbit into helping him climb over the fence. What starts as a prank turns into an unexpected adventure when Buddy builds a makeshift airplane from the junk, leading to a wild, chaotic flight that lands them in the middle of a bizarre situation involving a demanding customer and a very confused junkyard owner.

Double Trouble
8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Happy RabbitBonny RabbitUncle Fuzzy

Happy Rabbit tricks Bonny by using a mechanical duplicate created by Uncle Fuzzy to avoid work, but when the robot starts dating Bonny, Happy must chase it through a series of amusement park antics to prove he’s the real deal—only to learn the whole thing was Uncle Fuzzy’s clever prank to teach him a lesson.

Spots Before My Eyes
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Custer CrocodileHenry PigCuster's nephew

Custer Crocodile is overwhelmed trying to care for his crying nephew when Henry Pig suggests giving the child his polka-dotted tie to soothe him. The plan seems to work—until the nephew’s reaction turns the situation into a chaotic spectacle, leaving Custer both bewildered and grateful for the idea.

The Big Flop
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Happy RabbitBuddy Bear

Happy Rabbit and Buddy Bear wander into a strange area, convinced they're lost, until they spot a sign post. Happy dashes toward it, only to slip on wet cement, startling Buddy Bear with a comical splash. The sign's message — "KEEP OFF THE WET CEMENT!" — leaves them both in a moment of stunned realization.

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