Daffy #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Game of Table Golf," Elmer Fudd, convinced ducks can't fly above 15,000 feet, sets out to escape Daffy Duck by relocating to the supposedly unreachable 20,000-foot peak of Mt. Craggy—only to find the mountain already claimed by a mysterious hermit "wild man." Daffy, determined to keep Fudd from reaching his new high-altitude retreat, launches a series of increasingly absurd and slapstick defenses. Written by Michael Maltese and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Phil De Lara (who also inked the cover), this 1956 Dell comic delivers classic cartoon chaos in a single, self-contained gag. The cover, also by De Lara, captures the escalating absurdity with a perfectly timed, exaggerated moment.
Daffy Duck, sworn off polliwogs for good, spins a wild tale of being a resurrected Patagoonian Platter Puss to cash in on a wealthy bird enthusiast’s obsession with extinct creatures. With a flair for theatrics and a taste for mischief, he’s all set to feast on the man’s hospitality—literally.
In "The Pest Guest," Elmer Fudd, determined to escape Daffy Duck’s antics, sets up camp atop 20,000-foot Mt. Craggy—well above the 15,000-foot limit he’s read about for ducks. But Daffy, ever the opportunist, has other plans, staging a series of increasingly absurd stunts to keep Fudd from reaching the peak, all while a mysterious hermit is rumored to haunt the summit.
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Reprinted in Daffy #10/1958 (1958), Daffy #13/1958 (1958), Daffy #14/1958 (1958), Top Comics Daffy Duck #1 (1967), Top Comics Daffy Duck #2 (1967), Daffy Duck #48 (1967), Daffy Duck #49 (1967), Daffy Duck #50 (1967), Daffy Duck #51 (1967), Daffy Duck #71 (1971), Daffy #21
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