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Cover: James F. Davis

Real Screen Comics #87

Jun 1955 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Extraordinarily High Spite Fence”

In "The Extraordinarily High Spite Fence," Flippity’s birthday stirs up chaos as Flop and Sam face a sticky dilemma: celebrate or risk the wrath of a cranky, bird-tempered Flippity? With tensions rising and tempers flaring, even the most loyal friends might find themselves on the wrong side of a very tall, very spiteful fence. Written by Cecil Beard and Alpine Harper and brought to life by James F. Davis in both art and inks, this 1955 DC gem captures a perfectly absurd moment of feline, canine, and avian mayhem—complete with a cover by Davis that perfectly caps the silliness.

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writer Cecil Beard · writer Alpine Harper · artist, inker James F. Davis · cover James F. Davis

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artist, inker James F. Davis
cover pencils, inks James F. Davis

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Is it Flippity’s birthday, or is it not? If so, should Flop and Sam give him gifts, or risk his crabby-canary-ish wrath? It’s enough to drive a canary, cat, and dog birthday-batty!

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