Daffy Duck #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rainy Day Duck," Daffy Duck takes a whimsical turn from his usual antics, inspired by a simple idea of doing good—only to find himself locked up in a dog pound after freeing a group of sad dogs from a wagon. With Phil De Lara handling both the art and inks, this 1969 Western Publishing gem captures Daffy’s misadventures in a rainy, comedic twist, all rendered in the studio’s signature style.
In "Hocus-Pocus On the Cactus," Merlin swaps his usual magic for a dusty frontier flair, turning his act into a Wild West spectacle—complete with a saloon stage and a lassoing spotlight. Second Banana, suddenly promoted to star, finds himself the reluctant center of the show, caught in a whirlwind of tricks that never quite go as planned.
Daffy Duck swaps his usual bug-filled lunch for a trip to Chinatown, where a chance encounter with a kite-flying boy leads to an unexpected meal—just when he thought he’d never find a snack worth the effort.
Daffy Duck’s latest attempt at being a hero backfires spectacularly when he tries to follow Cicero’s Boy Scout motto—doing a good deed a day—by freeing a group of sad dogs from a dogcatcher’s wagon. Now, instead of a pat on the back, he’s the one locked in a cage, headed straight for the dog pound.
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↩ Reprints Daffy Duck #21 (1960), Daffy Duck #22 (1960), Daffy Duck #23 (1960), Daffy Duck #28 (1962)
Reprinted in Schweinchen Dick Comic-Album #2
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