Daffy Duck #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Face Painting," Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd navigate a comedic crisis when Elmer nervously guards nine dollars and thirty-two cents until the bank opens—only for Daffy to suggest a hiding spot that quickly spirals into chaos. Written by Michael Maltese and illustrated with energetic flair by Phil De Lara, this 1967 Western Publishing classic captures the duo’s classic antics in a story that’s as sharp as it is silly. The cover, by Fred Abranz, perfectly captures the moment’s absurd tension.
In "Feathered Togetherness," Daffy Duck puts his own brand of logic to the test when he embraces his "Birds of a feather must stick together!" philosophy to help Tweety Bird fend off Sylvester’s latest ambush—proving that even the most self-centered duck can find reason to stick around when the feathers start flying.
When Elmer frets over guarding nine dollars and thirty-two cents until bank opening, Daffy steps in with a "clever" hiding spot—leading to chaos you won’t see coming. This classic 1967 Daffy Duck tale delivers all the slapstick and mischievous mayhem you’d expect, with Elmer’s nerves on full display and Daffy’s antics taking center stage.
Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd stumble upon a hidden mesa teeming with prehistoric men and a dinosaur while on a mountain climb—complete with a winch, hook, and rope that seem far too advanced for the era. The odd mix of ancient setting and unexpected tech sets up a classic clash of wits and chaos, as Daffy and Elmer find themselves in the middle of a very strange kind of hospitality.
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↩ Reprints Daffy #6 (1956), Daffy #7 (1956), Daffy #8 (1957), Tweety and Sylvester #16 (1957), Daffy #10 (1957), Daffy Duck #22 (1960), Tweety and Sylvester #31 (1960)
Reprinted in Top Comics Daffy Duck #2 (1967)
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