The Fox and the Crow #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Free Demerit," Fatsy spots a blank spot beneath Minus’s demerit record and suggests he fill it in—leading Minus to conclude he’s earned a "free one" for doing nothing wrong. Written, drawn, and inked by Sheldon Mayer, this 1960 DC classic captures a moment of quiet absurdity in the ongoing antics of these two unlikely companions, with Jim Davis’s cover art adding a sharp, expressive flair.
In "The Free Demerit," Fatsy points out a blank space beneath Minus’s demerit record, sparking a moment of unexpected optimism. Minus, ever the literal thinker, decides that since he’s done nothing wrong, he now has a free demerit coming—no strings attached.
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Reprinted in Mighty Comic #17 (1960), All Favourites Comic #20 (1960), Fox und Flax #25, Foxie #51
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