Four Color #628
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mysterious Stew Pot," Elmer Fudd’s cousin Delmer arrives with a startling resemblance and superhuman strength, quickly pretending to be Elmer to trick Bugs Bunny and Cicero. With Phil De Lara handling both art and inks, the story unfolds in classic 1955 Four Color fashion, while Ralph Heimdahl’s cover captures the playful deception with a perfectly timed, exaggerated showdown.
In "Mysterious Stew Pot," Swami Ronnie tosses a magic wishing coin out the car window to keep it from Swami Salomi, but Elmer picks it up and accidentally wishes for a stew pot that’s always full of food—setting off a chain of whimsical chaos.
When Elmer accidentally swaps suitcases with bank robbers at a train station, he finds himself on the run—literally—when the crooks track him to his Uncle Vincent’s house in Pleasantburg. Now, with a suitcase full of cash he didn’t steal and a whole lot of chaos on his hands, Elmer’s trying to keep his cool before the whole town finds out.
In "Petty Pet Problems," Elmer scrambles to find a suitable pet for Mayor's Pet Week, settling on Daffy—only to quickly regret it when Daffy’s endless demands turn the whole affair into a chaotic ordeal. The story unfolds with classic 1955 humor, capturing the absurdity of Elmer’s desperate attempt to keep up appearances.
In "The Muscle Man," Elmer’s attempts to impress Bugs and Cicero with his gym routine backfire when his incredibly strong cousin Delmer arrives—looking identical and determined to play along as Elmer. With Delmer pretending to be his cousin, the prank escalates as the duo tries to keep up the ruse, leading to a series of funny misunderstandings.
In "Photo Prize," Elmer’s attempt to snap a rare shot of an elephant for an unusual photo contest quickly spirals when he becomes the unexpected star of the lens—drawn into a whirlwind of clicks and flashes from fellow photographers.
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Reprinted in Daffy #8/1960 (1960), Daffy #14/1960 (1960), Daffy #15/1960 (1960), Daffy #24/1960 (1960), Daffy Duck #47 (1966)
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