Real Screen Comics #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Real Screen Comics #105 (1956), a delightfully absurd clash of wills unfolds when Crow hatches a whimsical plan to win Fox’s approval—by pretending to be a Hawaiian girl in a bid to share a Heavenly Hawaiian Delight cake Fox refuses to part with. Written by Alpine Harper and Cecil Beard and brought to life with playful flair by artist James F. Davis, this quirky tale blends humor and imagination in a story that’s as sweet as it is silly. The cover, also by Davis, captures the lighthearted mischief with a vibrant, expressive image.
In a whimsical 1956 tale from Real Screen Comics #105, Crow hatches a delightfully absurd plan to win a slice of Fox’s Heavenly Hawaiian Delight cake by disguising himself as a Hawaiian girl—because nothing says persuasion like a feathered impersonation. The story unfolds with playful charm, as the two anthropomorphic friends navigate a cake-fueled standoff with a twist only a comic from that era could deliver.
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