Daffy Duck #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Flying Start," Daffy Duck #41 (1965), Little Pancho Vanilla’s innocent question about the "Battle of Bull Run" leads to a hilarious misunderstanding when his father tries to explain it—only to end up fleeing from a runaway bull, much to Daffy’s amusement. With art and inks by Phil De Lara on both the interior and cover, this 12-cent classic captures the chaos and wit of a classic Looney Tunes-style mix-up.
In "Cagey Character," Sylvester’s latest scheme to catch Tweety takes a delightfully absurd turn as he stages a fake kidnapping, leaving a ransom note signed by the mysterious “Fuzzy Phantom.” With a mix of cunning and slapstick flair, he tries every trick in the book—only to find Tweety’s cage remains the one place he can’t quite crack.
In "High and Dry," a parched and weary Daffy Duck stumbles through the desert, desperate for water—only to be swindled into buying a fake "pond" from a slick con-man. When the mirage vanishes, Daffy finds himself in an even more chaotic situation, but the illusion might just be the lesser of two evils.
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