Issue Details

Issue	#101
Published	December 1966-January 1967
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Murray Boltinoff
Notes	This issue marks the last cover appearance of The Fox and the Crow in their own title.

Cover Details

Characters	Fauntleroy Fox; Crawford Crow; Stanley Dover; Stanley's monster [Spot]
Genre	funny animals; children
Pencils	Mort Drucker
Inks	Mort Drucker
Letters	Ira Schnapp

1 page Superman public service announcement "Pennies for UNICEF!"

Characters	Superman
Synopsis	Joe doesn't see the purpose of collecting money for UNICEF while trick-or-treating until Superman takes him and his friend Tom on a trip around the world to see what UNICEF does for children in other lands.
Genre	superhero
Script	Jack Schiff
Pencils	Sheldon Moldoff
Inks	Sheldon Moldoff
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	Inside front cover; published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Previously published in December 1963 DC comics.

9 page Stanley and His Monster story "The Dognappers!"

Characters	Stanley Dover; Spot [Stanley's monster]; Sheila Dover; Mitch Dover; Schnitzel; Shaugnessy
Synopsis	When Stanley submits a picture of himself with his monster to a newspaper contest he and Spot end up saving the dog of the publisher's niece from neing kidnapped.
Genre	children; humor
Script	Arnold Drake
Pencils	Win Mortimer
Inks	Win Mortimer
Letters	Gaspar Saladino ?
Notes	"Spot" is the new name for Stanley's monster, submitted by Ronald J. Ellis.

Half page Aquaman promo (ad from the publisher) "You Asked for It -- the Return of O.G.R.E.!"

Genre	superhero
Pencils	Nick Cardy
Inks	Nick Cardy
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for Aquaman (DC, 1962 series) #31, on sale November 3

4 page The Fox and the Crow story "What I need is a job dat gives me full time off at full pay!!"

Characters	Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox
Synopsis	Crow arranges to be Fox's butler (but not to actually do any work).
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "For the Most in Thrills... Go-Go-Go"

Genre	humor
Pencils	Bob Oksner; Sheldon Mayer
Inks	Bob Oksner; Sheldon Mayer
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for The Adventures of Bob Hope (DC, 1950 series) #102 and Sugar & Spike (DC, 1956 series) #68

4 page The Fox and the Crow story "It Seems Like a Dream!"

Characters	Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox
Synopsis	The boys find a $500 bill but Crow convinces Fox it's just a dream.
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "Thumbs Down for Batman..."

Genre	superhero
Pencils	Curt Swan
Inks	George Klein
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #163, on sale October 25

Half page Cap's Hobby Hints filler "Mom, can I have that empty thread spool?"

Synopsis	Making a paint brush holder from an empty thread spool.
Genre	fact
Script	Henry Boltinoff ?
Pencils	Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Inks	Henry Boltinoff
Letters	Henry Boltinoff

4 page The Fox and the Crow story "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bird?"

Characters	Fauntleroy Fox; Crawford Crow
Synopsis	Crow builds a time machine that takes them back to the prehistoric era.
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

Half page Jerry Lewis promo (ad from the publisher) "Man, is this way-out, and do I go wild!"

Genre	humor
Pencils	Bob Oksner
Inks	Bob Oksner
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for The Adventures of Jerry Lewis (DC, 1957 series) #98, on sale November 15

1 page Fox Funnies and Crow Calls letters page

Pencils	James F. Davis (logo illustration)
Inks	James F. Davis (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset
Notes	Jokes submitted by Mrs. E. G. White; Dena Russell; Joey Ross; Sidney Miller; William E. Taylor Jimmy Burroughs; Bernice Fallon; Marjorie Mansfield; Alice Pringle