Dinky Duck #7

Oct 1953 · St. John · 0.10 USD

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“Big Cleanup”

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.

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artist George Crenshaw · inker, letterer Vic Lockman · cover Tom Morrison

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artist George Crenshaw

inker, letterer Vic Lockman

cover pencils, inks Tom Morrison

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Percy tries the old cartoon-standard trick of disguising a shotgun as a camera on a tripod, telling Little Roquefort “…I am going to SHOOT your picture with my special new camera!” Roquefort, who’s acted in a carton or three and knows his stuff, maneuvers Percy into position to catch the blast himself.

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