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The Fox and the Crow (1951) - #97
DC Comics

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Cover Date: May 1966
Cover Price: US $0.12

Issue Tagline: None.

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue

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Letters Column: From Fox & Crow's Mailbox

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Notes:
The Fox and the Crow stories are unsigned, but the Stanley and His Monster story is credited to Drake and Mortimer.

The letters column has a profile of Cecil Beard, whom it states has been the series' regular writer for 10 years, and promises a profile of Jim Davis, the artist for the same period, in the following issue. Beard's self-penned autobiography notes that he collaborates with his wife, Alpine Harper.

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"It Just Ghost'a Show Ya!" - Edit this story

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Writer(s):
Arnold Drake

Penciller(s):
James Winslow Mortimer - 'Win Mortimer'

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James Winslow Mortimer - 'Win Mortimer'

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Betsy Blabbermouth
Napoleon Bonaparte
Professor Chatelain
Mitchell Dover
Sheila Dover

Stanley Dover
Miss Smith

Stanley's Monster (DC)

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Synopsis:
Sheila buys an antique clock that outrages Mitchell and contains a ghost claiming to be Napoleon Bonaparte, which rivals with Massachusetts, but threatens to tell Stanley that Massachusetts is not a dog, so Massachusetts decides to pretend that the ghost really is Napoleon. when Stanley tells his teacher that Napoleon's hand in photos is because Josephine made socks too long for him, and specifies the apartment that Napoleon rented to store them, Stanley's rival, Betsy Blabbermouth, gets her father to mock him on the front page of the Daily Planet. Mitchell is humiliated, but receives a call from Professor Chatelain of the French Department of National Culture confirming the find of Napoleon's socks in the stated location.

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"The Price of a Pearl" - Edit this story

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Writer(s):
Cecil Beard
Alpine Harper

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James F Davis

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James F Davis

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Crawford Crow

Fauntleroy Fox

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Synopsis:
Crawford Crow accepts a cursed black pearl from a sea captain that gives him bad luck and gives it to Fauntleroy Fox.

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"The Fox and the Crow" - Edit this story

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Writer(s):
Cecil Beard
Alpine Harper

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James F Davis

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James F Davis

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Crawford Crow

Easter Bunny

Fauntleroy Fox

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Crawford Crow threatens to report the Easter Bunny to his union if he doesn't decorate him like an Easter chick to steal Fauntleroy Fox's Easter eggs.

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"A Symbol of Success" - Edit this story

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Cecil Beard
Alpine Harper

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James F Davis

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James F Davis

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Crawford Crow

Fauntleroy Fox

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Synopsis:
Fauntleroy Fox buys a stretched limo as a status symbol. Crawford Crow assembles a giant stretched limo out of five cars from the city dump and sends it downhill to his house, then trades it with Fox, who soon discovers that it has no engine. Crow runs out of gas without any money to replace it, but Fox isn't interested in trading it back after using the fake limo as a planter impresses people.

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