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Fauntleroy Fox

58 appearances · Golden Age · 1945–1992 · 5 key issues
Who is Fauntleroy Fox?

Fauntleroy Fox is a Golden Age gem from DC Comics, debuting in the pages of Real Screen Funnies #1 back in 1945 under the hand of creator Jim Davis. A fixture of the funny-animal tradition, he carved out a long, cheerful corner of the DC universe across nearly five decades, starring most prominently in The Fox and the Crow and Real Screen Comics — titles that kept readers grinning from the Golden Age well into the modern era. With five key-issue appearances to his name and a catalog that puts him in some eclectic company — sharing pages with the likes of Superman, Rollo Raccoon, and Flippity and Flop — Fauntleroy is a delightful reminder that DC's Golden Age was wonderfully wide and weird. For collectors who love the offbeat heart of vintage funny-animal comics, this fox is absolutely worth hunting down.

Real Screen Funnies [ashcan]
#1
★ First appearance
Real Screen Funnies [ashcan] #1
Apr 1945

Appearances

Real Screen Funnies [ashcan] (1945)
#1
Leave It to Binky (1948)
Comic Cavalcade (1942)
All-American Western (1948)
Peter Porkchops (1949)
Hollywood Funny Folks (1950)
#45
The Raccoon Kids (1954)
World's Finest Comics (1941)
#73
All Star Western (1951)
#80
TV Screen Cartoons (1959)
My Greatest Adventure (1955)
#67
Tales of the Unexpected (1956)
#74
Comics Scene Spectacular (1989)
#7