Daffy Duck #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sweet Sur-prize," Sylvester takes a whimsical turn as he experiments with a bizarre art project, transforming discarded junk into a canvas masterpiece. Tweety’s well-meaning attempts to assist only complicate matters, turning the studio into a chaotic mess of glue and clutter. Penciled with playful energy by Phil De Lara, this 1966 Western Publishing gem features art by Pete Alvarado and coloring from the Western Publishing Production Shop, capturing the classic Looney Tunes charm in a uniquely creative setting.
In "The Hunting Hassle," Daffy Duck tricks a Native American hunter—whose vision is obscured by long hair hanging over his eyes—into believing Yosemite Sam is a giant rabbit, setting up a chaotic showdown between the hunter and the fiery outlaw.
In "Trash Mish Mash," Sylvester the cat attempts to become an artist by crafting a canvas from discarded junk in a whimsical experiment called "Pop-Art." Tweety, ever curious, tries to assist—only to unintentionally turn the project into a chaotic mess.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #536 (1954), Four Color #558 (1954), Four Color #783 (1957), Daffy #16 (1959), Daffy #17 (1959)
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