Sunday Haha Issue 220

September 8, 2024

Sep 08, 2024

Bug Zapper by Tom Eaton

Dung Beetle tells Butterfly Bob, “Let’s brainstorm. How can we make bubbles dangerous?” Butterfly Bob has no idea. Dung Beetle says, “They could be filled with poison and explode instead of pop!” Butterfly Bob says, “Yuck.” Dung Beetle imagines scenes of space and the jungle. “And it would be awesome if we had to obtain the ingredients from different exotic locations like a dramatic treasure hunt.” Dung Beetle leans into Butterfly Bob and says, “What are the ingredients anyway?” Butterfly Bob reads the label of a bottle of bubbles. “Soap water.”

Comic description: Dung Beetle tells Butterfly Bob, “Let’s brainstorm. How can we make bubbles dangerous?” Butterfly Bob has no idea. Dung Beetle says, “They could be filled with poison and explode instead of pop!” Butterfly Bob says, “Yuck.” Dung Beetle imagines scenes of space and the jungle. “And it would be awesome if we had to obtain the ingredients from different exotic locations like a dramatic treasure hunt.” Dung Beetle leans into Butterfly Bob and says, “What are the ingredients anyway?” Butterfly Bob reads the label of a bottle of bubbles. “Soap water.”

How could you defeat poison bubbles ?

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Mark & Zark by Dan Moynihan

The giant robot walks towards Mark. Mark kicks the soccer ball into the chest of the robot, missing a giant green button. “I missed. . . I can’t believe it. . . I missed.” thinks Mark. Mark’s eyes go swirly. “We’re done for. . .” he thinks.

Comic description: The giant robot walks towards Mark. Mark kicks the soccer ball into the chest of the robot, missing a giant green button. “I missed. . . I can’t believe it. . . I missed.” thinks Mark. Mark’s eyes go swirly. “We’re done for. . .” he thinks.

What does it mean when a character has swirls in their eyes in a comic?

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Little Green Monsters by Tony Alioto

Mabel waters a pot of soil. She sees a snail. “Hello!” The snail says, “Hello!” Later, Mabel eats an icecream cone with the snail on her head. The snail is holding a balloon. Mabel looks up at the snail. “What a great day.”

Comic description: Mabel waters a pot of soil. She sees a snail. “Hello!” The snail says, “Hello!” Later, Mabel eats an icecream cone with the snail on her head. The snail is holding a balloon. Mabel looks up at the snail. “What a great day.”

What is a great day to you?

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Tiny T-Rex by Kat Aymeloglu

Tiny T-rex writes on a postcard with a pencil. It licks a stamp with it’s tiny tongue. It lifts the postcard over it’s head and walks to the mailbox. It uses a tall tiny ladder to drop the postcard in the mailbox.

Comic description: Tiny T-Rex writes on a postcard with a pencil. It licks a stamp with it’s tiny tongue. It lifts the postcard over it’s head and walks to the mailbox. It uses a tall tiny ladder to drop the postcard in the mailbox.

Who do you think Tiny T-Rex sent the postcard to?

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Bird and Worm by Jed Dearybury

“Amazing! A real live worm. . . I’ve never met one before.” says the bird. The worm says, “Well, now you have. Good day, sir.” The bird says, “Wait. You’re just going to leave? We should be friends.” The worm says, “Friends? Us? Is that possible?” The bird says, “I don’t see why not. Unless of course you have enough friends.” The worm says, “Hmm…” The bird says, “I’m a great one you won’t regret it.” The worm says, “I’ll think about it. Thanks for the offer.”

Comic description: “Amazing! A real live worm. . . I’ve never met one before.” says the bird. The worm says, “Well, now you have. Good day, sir.” The bird says, “Wait. You’re just going to leave? We should be friends.” The worm says, “Friends? Us? Is that possible?” The bird says, “I don’t see why not. Unless of course you have enough friends.” The worm says, “Hmm…” The bird says, “I’m a great one you won’t regret it.” The worm says, “I’ll think about it. Thanks for the offer.”

Do you think Worm should be friends with Bird?

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Cartoonist News:

New York people, 2024 Chappaqua Children's Book Festival is on September 28. Come see Mika Song, Isabel Roxas, Jarrett Lerner, Lynnor Bontigao and many other children’s book creators.

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