Cover: James F. Davis

The Fox and the Crow #46

Feb 1958 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The Tortoise and the Fox”

The Fox is hard at work running "Foxie's Shine" — a 15-cent shoe-shine stand — while a very pleased-looking Crow sits in the chair getting his shoes polished, grinning as only the Crow can when he's gotten the better end of a deal. James F. Davis's cover captures the duo's classic dynamic perfectly: the ever-scheming Crow looking thoroughly smug while the Fox does all the labor. This 1958 DC gem is a charming snapshot of the animated-style humor that made this series such a delight.

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

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Cast · 2 characters

Crawford Crow Fauntleroy Fox

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writer Cecil Beard

writer Alpine Harper

artist James F. Davis

cover pencils James F. Davis

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Disguised as a tortoise, the Crow challenges the Fox to reenact the famous race with a turkey dinner going to the winner.

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