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Issue: Daffy Duck #96
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Publisher: FlagWestern
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Indicia Publisher: Western Publishing Company Inc.
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Pages: 36
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Price: $0.25 USD
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7 (5 stories, 1 cover) from base issue
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Disclose Notes: (c) 1963 by Warner Bros, Inc.
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Silver Age U.S. (#31-60); standard Modern Age U.S. (#61-145)
Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: was ongoing series
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Bouncing Toward Trouble

Illustration  on  Cover, Front from base issue
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd
Daffy bounces on an inflated beachball directly toward a sharp tack, placed in his path by Elmer Fudd.
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Miscellaneous
1
Scatter Shot

Advertisement (Comic Format)  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
?
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Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Bugs Bunny; Elmer Fudd; Elmer's unnamed nephew
Why are we hunting rabbits, Uncle Fudd?
Hunter Elmer is after Bugs until he is given Hostess Twinkies.
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Miscellaneous
1
Ad for Hostess Twinkies featuring Warner Bros. characters. Color ad on inside front cover.
You Can't Teach an Old Duck New Anythings

Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd
Good heavens, Fuddsy! Have you lost your mind? Get out of that bed! Hurry!
Daffy tries to prove to Elmer that he can be a useful citizen.
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Miscellaneous
8
Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"!
They Don't Make Wolves Like They Used To

Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Daffy Duck; Murph (gray duck); wolf
The old pond finally dried up! There's nothing left but mud!
Daffy and Murph casually and nonchalantly avoid traps and foil frontal assaults by a hungry wolf, while never missing a beat of their conversation about their dried-up duck pond and somehow getting a swimming pool.
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Miscellaneous
4
Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"! The wolf looks much like a black-and-white version of Wyle E. Coyote.
Lemonade Aid

Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
?
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic, humorous
Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd
Eek! Fire!
Daffy puts out a fire on Elmer's rug with an unusual substance.
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Miscellaneous
1
Story is billed as "Daffy and Elmer". Originally printed in black and white, this is the first [and only?] USA printing of this story in color. Rectangular dialogue balloons.
A Mid-Summer Night's Scream

Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd; hotel desk clerk; angry guy
Sufferin' succotash! There must be more comfortable places to sleep than a park bench, but offhand I can't think of where it would be!
On a very hot night, Elmer decides to sleep in an air-conditioned hotel rather than his uncomfortable house. Daffy, who's having troubles of his own trying to sleep on a park bench, stows away in Elmer's suitcase to also enjoy the comforts of the hotel. When Elmer tries to kick out his unwanted guest, an angry guy in the next room, disturbed by the ruckus - and who is also an animal lover, "clonks" Elmer on the head and declares: "If I hear you hurting that duck again, I'll throw you out of the hotel! Understand?" Now, Daffy does his best to antagonize Elmer and get the angry guy to return.
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Miscellaneous
6
Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"! Similar in tone to the 1947 Warner Bros. theatrical animated short "A Pest in the House", directed by Chuck Jones and co-written by Michael Maltese. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039700/ Though, in the cartoon, Elmer and Daffy are employees of the hotel and the "angry guy" is more of a big bruiser who repeatedly socks hotel manager Elmer in the face for every disturbance caused by overeager bellhop Daffy.

This story's "angry guy" is more of a squat-but-tough, bad-tempered character who, in basic appearance, resembles Friz Freleng's "Little Big Nose Guy" from the Pink Panther theatrical animated shorts - though more detailed and less "minimalist" in design.

This angry guy also appeared in the very next story of the original printing as seen in Daffy Duck (Western, 1962 Series) #33 (June 1963) - owing, most likely, to Phil De Lara having drawn every Daffy Duck story in that entire book. De Lara would also draw the actual "Little Big Nose Guy" in Western/Gold Key's Pink Panther comic book series in starting in 1971.
The Case of the Low-Flying Jailbird

Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Subject Matter
anthropomorphic
Daffy Duck; Yosemite Sam (as motorcycle cop); judge; various lunch-wagon customers; helicopter plant robber; helicopter plant security guards
Woo Woo! My favorite lollipop flavor… Avocado!!
Daffy is slapped with a fine for littering. To pay it off, he borrows a lunch-wagon from Elmer Fudd (unseen in this story), but working it only gets him into deeper trouble with the law – oddly in the person of Yosemite Sam.
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Miscellaneous
6
Rectangular dialogue balloons.

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