Real Screen Comics (1945) #87

DC 1945–1959 series Cover date Jun 1955

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About this issue

Real Screen Comics #87 (1945) is issue #87 of DC's Real Screen Comics (1945–1959), with a cover date of June 1955. Written by Cecil Beard and Alpine Harper and drawn by Jim Davis and Alpine Harper.

Creators

Writers: Cecil Beard, Alpine Harper
Pencillers: Jim Davis, Alpine Harper
Inkers: Jim Davis, Alpine Harper
Cover artist: Jim Davis

Characters

The stories

“The Extraordinarily High Spite Fence”

To keep the Crow from seeing his beautiful garden, the Fox builds “…the highest fence in the world!”

“Flippy Birthday!”

Is it Flippity’s birthday, or is it not? If so, should Flop and Sam give him gifts, or risk his crabby-canary-ish wrath? It’s enough to drive a canary, cat, and dog birthday-batty!

“Tito and the Beans... Took!”

A con-man takes Tito for his Mamacita’s “very preety piece of pottery”, in exchange for a phony “magic jumping bean” that only jumps because there's a worm inside it.

“When Foxhood was in Flower!”

The Fox gives his money and his food-stocked house to the Crow, and declares that he is giving up civilized existence “…to live like the fox of old” – strictly by his wits.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.