Real Screen Comics #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Alias 'Black Buford'," the clever Crow takes on a series of disguises—from telegram boy to butler to the Caliph of Crabmeat himself—just to score a free meal, all in a single, sharp-witted tale from 1954. Written by Cecil Beard and Alpine Harper and illustrated by Jim Davis, this classic Real Screen Comics issue showcases the artist’s expressive style on both the interior and the striking cover by Davis.
In "Stall of the Wild!" from Real Screen Comics #75 (1954), Flippity, determined to survive as a wild bird, seeks guidance from a vulture—only to learn the hard way that some survival skills are better left unlearned. The story follows his awkward, increasingly absurd attempts to adapt, all while staying true to the tone of the era’s anthropomorphic animal antics.
In "My Dinner with The Caliph of Crabmeat," the clever Crow pulls off a series of elaborate disguises—ranging from a telegram boy to a food-taster and even impersonating the Caliph himself—just to score a free meal from the Fox. The story captures the absurd, high-stakes effort of outsmarting a cunning opponent, all while the Crow grumbles about the exhausting work of staying fed.
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Reprinted in Sugar & Spike #13 (1958), La Zorra y el Cuervo #247 (1970), Fox und Flax #16
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