Four Color #783
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Defiant Ducks" is a classic 1957 Four Color adventure featuring a delightfully mistaken identity twist, as Elmer finds himself on the run after a look-alike crook—Baby Face Fenton—robs a bank. With both men ending up in the same vacant house, the stage is set for a tense, comedic standoff. Art by Phil De Lara brings the story to life with crisp, expressive lines, while Ralph Heimdahl’s cover captures the moment with sharp, dynamic detail.
When a lookalike named Baby Face Fenton pulls off a bank heist, Elmer panics at the thought of being mistaken for the criminal and flees to a vacant house on the edge of town. But fate—or mischief—has it that Baby Face has the same idea, and soon the two identical men are trapped in the same hiding spot, with no way to tell them apart.
Elmer Fudd, now a museum janitor, finds himself on a tropical adventure after breaking a statue of a Boo-Boo Bird—sent to the island of Bootania to retrieve a replacement. With his usual mix of clumsy determination and misplaced confidence, Elmer sets off to track down a new statue, unaware of what the island might truly have in store.
In "Fair Exchange," Elmer swaps his cheese shop for a shoe factory—only to discover it's actually a failed horseshoe factory. With a mountain of surplus horseshoes on his hands, he and Daffy set out to find a way to sell them, turning a quirky misstep into a comically inventive challenge.
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Reprinted in Daffy #2/1960 (1960), Daffy #7/1960 (1960), Daffy #24/1960 (1960), Daffy Duck #46 (1966)
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