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Cover: Tom Morrison

Dinky Duck #7

Oct 1953 · St. John · 0.10 USD
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In "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.

Contains 8 stories
Big Cleanup
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dinky DuckRudy Roostergoatlady duck customerlaundromat owner (duck)Slippery Dan (pickpocket)cop
Licking the Job
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dimwitcat
Papa's Kite Is a Sorry Sight
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Terry BearsPapa
Cowboys Camouflage
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dinky DuckRudy RoosterPopalong Pig (cowboy movie star)Farmer GrayBetsy (cow)catburglar (fox)

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.

Using His Head
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dinky DuckRudy Rooster
Chow Time
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dinky DuckRudy Roosterlioncircus trainer

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.

Over Exposed
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Percy PussLittle Roquefort

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.

Bandit Blues
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Dinky DuckstationmasterRudy Roosterskeptical pigskeptical horseFarmer Gray's housekeeperSixgun Sidesaddle

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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Full credits

inker, letterer Vic Lockman
cover pencils, inks Tom Morrison

Reprints

Reprinted in Dinky Duck #15 (1955), Terry-Toons Comics #39 (1956)

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