Four Color #536
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Candy Box," Daffy Duck finds himself in a chaotic mid-air tangle with a stork, leading to an unexpected delivery job: getting a baby monkey to Missus Monkey at the circus. With a detour through a bustling bakery factory, the journey is as sweet as it is silly. Illustrated by Phil De Lara and featuring a delightfully zany cover by Tony Strobl, this 1954 Four Color adventure is a playful, fast-paced gem from the golden age of animation comics.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Daffy Duck finds himself stranded on a tropical island, where he’s mistaken for a mythical figure dubbed "Pay Day" by a lone castaway living like Robinson Crusoe. When Yosemite Sam arrives in search of buried pirate treasure, the island’s quiet solitude is anything but — and Daffy’s new role as a mysterious island legend is about to get even more complicated.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Daffy the duck finds himself in a chaotic mid-air tangle with a stork, leaving the stork with a strained back and Daffy stuck delivering a baby monkey to Missus Monkey at the circus. With the journey far from straightforward, Daffy and his tiny charge make an unexpected detour through a bustling bakery factory before pressing on.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Daffy the duck outsmarts a home builder with a clever contract — only to find himself stuck with a rickety shack when the builder exploits a loophole. When the construction site is flooded by Daffy’s beaver friends, the builder finds himself trapped in the very scheme he thought he’d won.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Daffy Duck hatches a wacky scheme after seeing Elmira Fudd’s name entered in the "Queen for Tomorrow" TV contest—using Elmer’s address as a contestant. To claim the prizes, Daffy disguises Elmer as a woman, plunging the duo into a chaotic game of deception and mistaken identity.
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Reprinted in Daffy #2/1958 (1958), Daffy Duck #46 (1966), Daffy Duck #59 (1969), Daffy Duck #67 (1971), Daffy Duck #77 (1972), Daffy Duck #25122 (1975), Pernalonga #7 (1976), Daffy Duck #19-18, Schweinchen Dick #107
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