Super Duck Comics #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Peace at Any Price," the DeCoffin family’s arrival next door to Super Duck kicks off a chain of escalating chaos, starting with Fauntleroy’s cross-eyed bear and its increasingly disruptive stick-retrieval antics. When the bear’s pranks finally push Dr. DeCoffin to his limit, he takes a drastic—and explosive—step to restore quiet, with consequences that send Super Duck’s world flying apart. Written and illustrated by Al Fagaly, this 1951 classic showcases his signature blend of slapstick and surreal humor, with a cover by Fagaly that captures the moment of detonation in bold, energetic lines.
In "Peace at Any Price," the DeCoffin family's arrival next door disrupts Super Duck’s quiet life, especially when Fauntleroy’s cross-eyed bear starts causing chaos with its antics. When the bear’s tricks grow too much for Dr. DeCoffin to bear, he takes a drastic, explosive step—replacing the bear’s stick with dynamite, with unpredictable consequences for Super Duck and his home.
In "Love'm & Leave'm," Super Duck finds himself caught between two very different girls—his steady girlfriend Uwanna and the unexpectedly persistent Carrie DeCoffin—at a school dance aimed at raising funds for the rebuilding of Pathetic University. With charm, confusion, and a dash of classic comic chaos, he tries to keep his footing as the night unfolds.
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Reprinted in Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #11 (1982), Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #12 (1983), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #60 (1985)
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