Daffy Duck #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's Snow Fun," Daffy Duck’s last-minute decision to skip his winter migration lands him in a chilly predicament—literally. Seeking warmth, he barges into Bugs Bunny’s cozy burrow, only to find that sharing space with the famously laid-back rabbit isn’t quite the retreat he imagined. With Jack Manning handling both the interior art and cover pencils, this 1974 Western Publishing gem captures the classic rivalry with crisp, playful energy, all in a 20-cent package.
Daffy Duck crashes Porky and Petunia’s winter mountain picnic, determined to steal their lunch—no matter how hard they try to shoo him off. When he’s finally driven away, he stumbles upon a surprising new friend in the snowy woods: Big Foot. The story unfolds with classic slapstick charm, as Daffy swaps his usual schemes for a frosty friendship.
Daffy Duck packs his lucky horseshoe and sets sail with Yosemite Sam on a sea cruise, determined to be the ship’s good-luck charm—though neither his charm nor the horseshoe seems to deliver.
When a persistent zoologist named Mr. Twiddle sets his sights on capturing Daffy Duck for the Timbuktu Zoo, the frantic fowl flees across the countryside—only to finally corner himself into asking Bugs Bunny for help, as only Daffy can.
Daffy Duck’s last-minute dash to escape the winter chill leads him straight into Bugs Bunny’s cozy burrow—uninvited. Now stuck sharing a hole with the one rabbit he can’t stand, their inevitable clash of personalities threatens to turn the whole winter into a full-blown feud. Will Daffy’s antics finally push Bugs too far, or can they survive the season under the same roof?
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