Four Color #1032
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cat-astrophe," Daffy Duck’s usual antics take a wild turn when he disrupts Elmer Fudd’s TV-watching session during a professional wrestling match. After Elmer accidentally blows up the set, the duo heads to the arena—unaware of the chaos that awaits. With art by Fred Abranz and a cover by Ralph Heimdahl, this 1959 Four Color comic delivers classic slapstick with a side of wrestling mayhem.
In "Rassle Hassle," Daffy Duck’s relentless teasing pushes Elmer Fudd to the edge—especially when Elmer’s trying to enjoy a televised wrestling match. After a mishap with a shotgun sends the TV up in smoke, the two unlikely partners decide to head to the arena for some real-life action.
In "Fudd's Flood," Elmer Fudd’s attempt to fix a leaky basement pipe spirals into chaos when Daffy Duck turns the damp space into a makeshift pond—only to accidentally sever the main water line, sending water surging through the house. With classic slapstick timing and a splash of mayhem, the duo’s misadventure turns a simple repair job into a full-blown aquatic mess.
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