Super Duck Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cockeyed Wonder," Hotfoot Hobo pulls off a fast one by pretending to be a circus lion tamer to avoid being thrown out of town, only to find himself unexpectedly in demand—despite already being on the lam. Written, drawn, and inked by Red Holmdale, this 1944 gem from Super Duck Comics #1 delivers a classic misadventure with a side of barnyard bravado. The cover by Dave Higgins and Theresa Woik captures the chaos perfectly.
In "The Cockeyed Wonder," Super Duck—armed with his trusty A-Z Pills and a heart full of heroics—races to rescue his friend Porky from the clutches of the sinister magician Mysto, whose latest scheme threatens to turn the day into a very messy meal. With a mix of wits, whimsy, and a whole lot of duck-sized daring, Super Duck takes flight to stop Mysto’s bizarre crime spree before it’s too late.
In this 1944 gem from *Super Duck Comics #1*, Hotfoot Hobo spins a wild lie to avoid being kicked out of town—claiming he’s a circus lion tamer. His bluff lands him in the lion’s cage, where his unorthodox charm and quick thinking impress even the big cat. Suddenly, the circus wants him on contract—but Hotfoot Hobo’s already running from trouble, and this time, he might just be stuck in the spotlight he never asked for.
In "null," Flash The Fox lands a surprising gig after a chaotic audition to become Ima Artist's new comic strip model, all while dodging his furious landlady over unpaid rent. With a cash advance in hand and a promise to return tomorrow, Flash’s day takes a turn no one saw coming.
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