Super Duck Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Relative Surprise," Fauntleroy tries to teach his friend the value of proper grammar—only to be outshone by a homeless man with flawless speech and a rich man who can’t form a coherent sentence. Written and drawn by Al Fagaly, this 1950 comic from Super Duck Comics #31 delivers a clever, lighthearted twist on language and class, all rendered in the distinctive style of its creator. The cover by Al Fagaly captures the story’s playful tone with a classic, expressive illustration.
In "null," Super Duck mistakes Fauntleroy’s mountain of books for a study session, only to discover the real reason behind the stack—Fauntleroy’s using them to construct elaborate tunnels for his toy train set. A delightfully silly bit of 1950s humor, this short strip captures the charm of playful imagination in a world where even the most serious-looking stacks can hide a child’s secret fun.
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Reprinted in Super Duck Comics #30 (1950), Super Duck the Cockeyed Wonder #2
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