Daffy #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Frightful Flight," Daffy Duck faces off against a cunning fox armed with a surprising new trick: hypnosis. When Daffy attempts to outwit him with his own mind games, he quickly realizes the fox is the master of the art—until a clever twist with a mirror turns the tables. Written and illustrated by Phil De Lara, with inks and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1959 Dell classic features a delightfully absurd battle of wits, all capped by a cover by Phil De Lara that captures the cartoon’s zany energy.
In "Daffy and the Fox Fixer," Daffy Duck stumbles upon a surprising new trick in the fox’s arsenal—hypnosis—and quickly finds himself outmatched when he tries to use it against his foe. With a clever twist involving a mirror and a well-placed illusion, Daffy turns the tables, tricking the fox into believing he’s a June bug and terrified of ducks.
In "The Hunting Hassle," Daffy Duck tricks a Native American hunter—whose vision is obscured by long hair hanging over his eyes—into chasing Yosemite Sam, who’s playing the part of a giant rabbit. With Daffy’s mischievous flair, the hunter’s pursuit turns into a wild, slapstick chase through the woods.
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Reprinted in Daffy #1/1959 (1959), Daffy #19/1959 (1959), Daffy #20/1959 (1959), Daffy #22/1959 (1959), Daffy Duck #45 (1966), Daffy Duck #46 (1966), Daffy Duck #66 (1970), Daffy Duck #145 (1984), Daffy & Co #8 (1986)
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