Dinky Duck #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Big Cleanup," Dinky Duck #7 (1953) delivers a classic slapstick showdown when Percy attempts his latest scheme: disguising a shotgun as a camera to trick Little Roquefort. With a mischievous grin and a tripod, Percy claims he’s about to snap a photo, but Roquefort—no stranger to cartoonish traps—quickly turns the tables with a clever twist. George Crenshaw’s art, inked by Vic Lockman, brings the chaos to life, while Tom Morrison’s cover captures the moment with sharp, playful energy.
Dinky Duck swaps his usual antics for a Wild West fantasy, teaming up with Popalong Pig—his favorite cowboy movie star—to turn Farmer Gray’s farm into a makeshift frontier. Amidst staged shootouts and exaggerated showdowns, Dinky’s over-the-top performance accidentally thwarts a real burglar, leaving him to wonder if movie heroes are as heroic in real life.
In "Chow Time," Dinky Duck is thrilled when his uncle Hinky surprises him with a new pet—only to realize the "Chow Hound" is actually a lion, much to the confusion of Dinky and his friend Rudy, who insist it’s just a big, unusual dog.
In "Over Exposed," Percy attempts his classic cartoon ruse—posing a shotgun as a camera—only to be outsmarted by Little Roquefort, who’s seen enough slapstick to know a trap when he sees one. With a quick wit and a knowing smirk, Roquefort turns the trick back on Percy, setting up a moment of perfectly timed, silent comedy.
In "Bandit Blues," Dinky Duck, left in charge during the stationmaster’s lunch break, grows convinced a bandit is about to raid the Podunk Corners railway express station. With the farm gang dismissing his warnings, Dinky launches a solo, three-page slapstick crusade to protect the cargo—full of wild antics and classic physical comedy.
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Reprinted in Dinky Duck #15 (1955), Terry-Toons Comics #39 (1956)
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