• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy Duck [Dell/Western Interior Logo 1 Two Tier]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:A duck's pond is his castle, and Daffy doesn't mind sharing it with his little chums...
• Keywords:growth; overconfidence; pond; strange chemical properties; transformation

Synopsis:

A drum containing "Chemical X-13", a growth formula, falls from a chemist's truck and into Daffy's pond. Fish, frogs, and turtles suddenly grow to large size, including Daffy himself. Daffy takes advantage of his increased size by going into the tough part of town to push some "big galoots" around. It works... for a while.

Reprints (1)

• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; detective-mystery; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy Duck [Dell/Western Interior 1]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:When crooks see Armchair Daffy coming they go under cover and fast...
• Keywords:armchair; Armchair Daffy; banana; detective; holdup; mystery; sub-series of feature

Synopsis:

Detective Armchair Daffy corners a suspected holdup man, only to find nothing more than a few dollar bills, a ring of keys, and a partially-eaten banana in his possession.

Reprints (1)

• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

Part of the "Armchair Daffy" sub-series, where Daffy solves crimes while riding around on a wheeled, motorized armchair. Writer Vic Lockman's inspiration for such a comfy mobile chair likely came from his own series of stories written for Walt Disney's Goofy, under the umbrella title "Goofy and his Goof-Kart" in Four Color (Dell, 1942 Series) #1201 (August-October 1961). https://www.comics.org/issue/16593/

Alternately, per Merlin Haas: "Armchair Daffy may also be a take on the "Ironside" TV series (1967-1975), which featured Raymond Burr as a detective in a wheelchair."

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy Duck
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Scat, you pesty meal-moocher!
• Keywords:castle; far-off land; getting-more-than-you-bargained-for; king; prince-and-the-pauper; royalty

Synopsis:

A great storm accidentally buffets a flying Daffy all the way to the duck kingdom of Duckvia, where the bored King Quacky trades places with him prince-and-the-pauper-duck style. As king even Daffy tires of the overindulgent royal treatment and escapes his gilded cage of a castle, only to run into his enemy Count Crow.

Reprints (2)

• from Bugs Bunny (Western, 1962 series) #104 (March 1966)
• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy ["Daffy" Only Dell Interior 1]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Run for it, Daffy!
• Keywords:hypnosis; one-character-desiring-another-as-a-meal; turning the tables

Synopsis:

Daffy learns that the fox has a new secret weapon... hypnosis. Daffy also tries to hypnotize the fox, but the fox is better at it than he is. Daffy beats him by using a mirror so that the fox hypnotizes himself. Daffy then convinces him that he is a June bug so that he will be afraid of the ducks.

Reprints (2)

• from Daffy (Dell, 1956 series) #17 (April-June 1959)
• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"!

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy Duck [Dell/Western Interior Logo 1 Two Tier]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Tinpan Daffy, pioneer of the wild west, is envious...
• Keywords:bandits; mix-up; robbery; stagecoach; sub-series of feature; Tin Pan Daffy; western setting

Synopsis:

Peddler Tin Pan Daffy unexpectedly finds himself driving a stagecoach... with no passengers and before its valuable cargo has been loaded.

Reprints (1)

• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

Part of the "Tin Pan Daffy" western sub-series, where Daffy travels the old west in a burro-drawn wagon, peddling tin pans.

For this story "Tin Pan Daffy" is spelled "Tinpan Daffy".

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; detective-mystery; humor

• Feature Logo:Daffy Duck [Dell/Western Interior Logo 1 Two Tier]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Armchair Daffy is squirming uncomfortably in his armchair...
• Keywords:armchair; Armchair Daffy; detective; diamond; mystery; spring; sub-series of feature; theft

Synopsis:

An uncoiled spring in the seat of Daffy's armchair, helps him solve the locked room mystery of the vanishing Dazzle Diamond.

Reprints (1)

• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

Part of the "Armchair Daffy" sub-series, where Daffy solves crimes while riding around on a wheeled, motorized armchair. Writer Vic Lockman's inspiration for such a comfy mobile chair likely came from his own series of stories written for Walt Disney's Goofy, under the umbrella title "Goofy and his Goof-Kart" in Four Color (Dell, 1942 Series) #1201 (August-October 1961). https://www.comics.org/issue/16593/

Alternately, per Merlin Haas: "Armchair Daffy may also be a take on the "Ironside" TV series (1967-1975), which featured Raymond Burr as a detective in a wheelchair."

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Woo! Woo! This must be my lucky day!
• Keywords:bad luck; four-leaf clover; good luck; paint cans; parody or tribute references; scaffold; series of mishaps; turning-lemons-into-lemonade

Synopsis:

A series of mishaps resulting from painter Daffy's falling from a scaffold, results in his finding a four-leaf clover.

Reprints (2)

• from Daffy (Dell, 1956 series) #4 (January-March 1956)
• in Bugs Bunny Special (Juniorpress, 1983 series) #4 (1985)

Our unofficial title is a parody of the song "I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover", a tune that Warner Bros. composer Carl Stalling worked into different Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons.

On final interior page of the comic.