Real Screen Comics #52

Jul 1952 · DC · 0.10 USD

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The Fox's idea of a "light" takes on a whole new meaning on this cheerful 1952 DC cover, where the grinning, bow-tied Fox politely offers the unsuspecting Crow a flame from a lighter — while strapped to a full flamethrower tank on his back. The Crow's puzzled question mark says it all, making this a perfectly timed gag that captures the duo's endearing rivalry at its most delightfully absurd. Fans of golden-age funny-animal comics will find this issue of Real Screen Comics a genuinely fun snapshot of the era's breezy, slapstick charm.

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writer Jack Schiff · artist, inker Win Mortimer · letterer Ira Schnapp

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writer Jack Schiff

artist, inker Win Mortimer

letterer Ira Schnapp

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Teenagers try to cope with the social stigma of a relative suffering from mental illness.

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