The Fox and the Crow #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gnome, Sweet Gnome!", Jo and the Crow find themselves tangled in a whimsical mishap involving a mysterious garden creature, leading to a series of laugh-out-loud misunderstandings. Written by Murray Boltinoff and illustrated by James F. Davis, this 1966 DC classic showcases the duo’s signature comedic timing, with Mort Drucker’s playful cover capturing the absurd spirit of the tale.
In "Gnome, Sweet Gnome!", Stanley Dover is handed two curious puppets by his mother—a gnome and a leprechaun—only to discover they’re anything but ordinary. What starts as a playful gift quickly spirals into chaos when the puppets come to life, dragging Stanley, his family, and even the odd Ghost of Napoleon into a whirlwind of mischievous mayhem.
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Reprinted in Foxie #135 (1967), Foxie #189, La Zorra y el Cuervo #198
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