The Fox and the Crow #98

DC's long-running comedy showcase delivers another double dose of laughs in this July 1966 issue, with cover art by Mort Drucker split neatly between the book's two features. On the left, a towering purple creature stands beside a "Dog House" while a bewildered little boy looks up and asks, "But, Stanley — who ever heard of a dog THAT BIG?" — capturing the absurdist charm of Stanley & His Monster perfectly. On the right, the Fox plays a flute charmer-style beside the Crow, while a dreamy belly-dancer vision floats above them in a swirl of smoke, promising the kind of slapstick silliness that made this title "the nation's most fun-tastic feature.