Daffy

From 1959 through 1969, Daffy brought the wisecracking, endlessly frustrated duck to the pages of Dell (and later Gold Key) comics across a remarkable 357-issue run. The series was defined by the energetic, cartoon-style artwork of regulars like Ralph Heimdahl, Tony Strobl, and Dan Gormley, who captured Daffy’s manic scheming and inevitable comeuppances. As a cornerstone of the studio’s Looney Tunes line, it stands as a long-running showcase for the character’s slapstick adventures, offering a consistent, lighthearted dose of classic animation humor on the printed page.