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Horsefeathers #2 (1948)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1948 · 37 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Fresh Off the Cob
1 pp · humor

A young man named Pike finds himself in a surreal, comically chaotic situation after a series of absurd misunderstandings and bizarre encounters, from mistaken identities to a bizarre courtroom scene involving a skunk and a dentist. The story unfolds in a series of disconnected, gag-driven vignettes that highlight the characters’ oddball personalities and escalating absurdity.

Carl's Cousin Kate
3 pp · humor

Carl is dreading the arrival of his cousin Kate, whom he remembers as homely, and devises a plan to avoid showing her around New York by setting her up on a date with a friend named Handsome Hector. When Kate arrives, she surprises Carl by showing up in a disguise—complete with a wig and fake teeth—leading him to believe she’s still unattractive, only to reveal herself as the real Kate, now transformed, and the new wife of the man he tried to trick.

Lazy Looey
3 pp · humor

Lazy Looey, a man who’s always looking for an easy way out, becomes convinced that harnessing atomic energy will finally let him live a life of total leisure. He orders a single atom by mail, only to spend a frantic series of attempts—using a sledgehammer, a steamroller, and even a train—to break it, each failure leaving him exhausted and more determined.

Salesman Gabbo
1 pp · humor

A traveling salesman named Gabbo convinces a nervous man to buy multiple insurance policies by exaggerating the dangers of everyday life. As the man hesitates, Gabbo spins a series of increasingly absurd scenarios, pushing one product after another with escalating urgency.

For Laughing Out Loud!
1 pp · humor

A man tries to impress his wife by claiming he’s been eating only one cigar a day, only to be outed by her when she reveals he’s been drinking cheap oil. Meanwhile, a series of absurd, punchline-driven exchanges unfold in a chaotic household, from a misplaced door hinge to a marriage proposal to a human skeleton, all delivered with deadpan humor and escalating silliness.

Mr. Hyde and Mr. Seek
3 pp · humor

Mr. Hyde and Mr. Seek, self-proclaimed master detectives, take a lucrative job guarding the laboratory of Mr. Stubble, who claims his latest invention has been stolen. When they spot a mysterious figure sneaking into the house at night, they leap into action—only to accidentally confront Mr. Stubble’s brother-in-law, a plumber fixing a leak, leading to a chaotic and humiliating unraveling of their detective act.

Don't Stop Me If You've Heard This One
1 pp · humor

A young boy named Squirt, newly returned from the jungle with his parents, is treated with unexpected care by his classmates after the principal compares him to a war veteran. As the boys prepare for a hike, Squirt quietly proves his strength and resourcefulness by building a perfect fireplace while the others gather wood, surprising everyone with his quiet capability.

Danny Boy
2 pp · humor

Danny Kennedy, a nervous young man with an impossibly long name, tries to sneak past a police officer while carrying a horseshoe for luck—only to be stopped just as he’s about to make a dramatic escape. The officer, amused by his frantic excuses and bewildering name, gives him a warning but lets him go, leaving Danny flustered and the reader laughing.

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