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The Fox and the Crow#103
Cover: Mort Drucker

The Fox and the Crow #103

Apr 1967 · DC · 0.12 USD
“A Little Home Away from Home!”

In "A Little Home Away from Home!", Spot finds himself in uncharted territory when Stanley’s growing fondness for pranks pushes him to confront Stanley’s dad—though doing so means revealing his true, supernatural self. The conversation starts smoothly, but things quickly spiral when the rest of the supernatural crew drops by, overwhelming Mitch with a spectacle he can’t quite believe. Written by Arnold Drake and brought to life by Win Mortimer’s expressive art and Gaspar Saladino’s crisp lettering, this 1967 DC classic features a cover by Mort Drucker that captures the chaos perfectly.

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writer Arnold Drake · artist, inker Win Mortimer · letterer Gaspar Saladino · cover Mort Drucker

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artist, inker Win Mortimer
cover pencils, inks Mort Drucker

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Spot is concerned about Stanley's newfound liking for practical jokes, so he resolves to have a talk with Stanley's dad even though he will have to reveal himself. The talk is going well until the rest of the supernatural gang shows up, and the overload convinces Mitch that he's just seeing things.

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