Dinky Duck #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rudy Eavesdrops," Dinky Duck #15 (1955), the classic cartoon mischief continues as Percy attempts his latest scheme—posing a shotgun as a camera to trick Little Roquefort. With George Crenshaw’s expressive art and Vic Lockman’s sharp inks bringing the slapstick tension to life, the gag hinges on Roquefort’s wits and a perfectly timed misdirection. Tom Morrison’s cover captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
In "Cowboys Camouflage," Dinky Duck swaps his usual antics for a wild western spree alongside Popalong Pig, a movie-star cowpoke, turning Farmer Gray’s farm into a makeshift frontier. As Dinky mimics his idol’s bold moves, chaos unfolds—until a real-life burglar shows up, turning the farmyard into a showdown of mistaken identities and hoofprints.
In "Over Exposed," Percy attempts his latest scheme by pretending a shotgun is a camera, boasting to Little Roquefort that he’s about to "shoot" his picture with a special new device. Roquefort, no stranger to cartoonish traps, plays along with just the right amount of smugness, leading Percy into a trap of his own making.
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↩ Reprints Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #24 [36-pages] (1951), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #24 [52-pages] (1951), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #38 (1953), Dinky Duck #7 (1953)
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