Daffy Duck #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Film Fun," Daffy Duck takes the director's chair with Elmer Fudd as his unwilling leading man, turning Elmer’s movie camera into a full-fledged production studio. Chaos erupts when a circus gorilla escapes and crashes the set, turning the shoot into a wild, slapstick spectacle. Written by Michael Maltese and illustrated by Phil De Lara, this 1965 Western Publishing gem features De Lara’s dynamic pencils and inks on both the interior and cover, bringing the mayhem to life with vibrant color by the Western Publishing Production Shop and crisp lettering by Rome Siemon.
In "Film Fun," Daffy Duck trades his usual schemes for the spotlight behind the camera, turning Elmer Fudd into his unwilling leading man for a makeshift movie. When a circus gorilla escapes and crashes the set, chaos erupts on the soundstage—just as Daffy’s directorial dreams start to roll.
When his marsh dries up, Daffy Duck ducks into a golf course’s water hazard for a quick swim—just as Yosemite Sam is lining up his perfect shot. The chaos unfolds as Daffy’s pond-parking clashes with Sam’s swing, turning a quiet round into a splashy showdown.
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↩ Reprints Daffy #9 (1957), Daffy #14 (1958), Daffy Duck #19 (1959)
Reprinted in Daffy Duck #144 (1984), Schweinchen Dick #114, Speedy Gonzales und Daffy Duck Fernseh-Comic-Sonderband #2
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