The Fox and the Crow #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this classic 1956 DC tale, the ever-scheming Fox and the mischievous Crow engage in a playful duel of wits, each trying to outsmart the other with a cleverly disguised clock. Written by Cecil Beard and illustrated by Jim Davis, the story unfolds with a simple yet clever prank that turns the tables in a way that’s as funny as it is unexpected—cover by Jim Davis.
In this classic 1956 tale from *The Fox and the Crow* #32, the Crow boasts to the Fox about a clever machine that can detect uranium—only to quickly prove it’s all a ruse by hiding an alarm clock. When the Fox catches on, he returns the favor with a prank of his own, burying a grandfather clock to trick the Crow in turn. A delightfully silly game of one-upmanship unfolds between the two clever tricksters.
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Reprinted in Foxie Special #3/1966 (1966), Fox und Flax #17
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