The Fox and the Crow #92

Jun 1965 · DC · 0.12 USD

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In this 1965 issue of The Fox and the Crow, Superboy shares a quiet moment with Frank, encouraging him to embrace creativity not for perfection, but for the joy it brings—reminding readers that expressive hobbies can be a lasting source of fulfillment. Written by Jack Schiff and brought to life with expressive art by Win Mortimer, with lettering by Ira Schnapp, the story captures a heartfelt, character-driven moment.

writer Jack Schiff · artist, inker Win Mortimer · letterer Ira Schnapp

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Cast · 2 characters

Clark Kent / Kal-El Superman

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writer Jack Schiff

artist, inker Win Mortimer

letterer Ira Schnapp

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Superboy shows Frank that he can be creative, regardless of whether his creations are perfect, and notes an expressive hobby can be life long enjoyment.

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