Issue Details

Issue	#38
Published	September 1964
Cover Price	$0.12
Pages	36
Notes	[Elmer flying Daffy like a kite]; On Front Cover: GOLD KEY 10029-409 SEPTEMBER STILL ONLY 12c

Cover Details

Characters	Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset
Notes	[Elmer flying Daffy like a kite]; On Front Cover: GOLD KEY 10029-409 SEPTEMBER STILL ONLY 12c
Reprinted	in Daffy Duck (Gold Key, 1962 Series) #71 (September 1971)

1 page promo (ad from the publisher) "It's the swingin'-est thing yet! The Golden Magazine For Boys and Girls"

Characters	None
Synopsis	Promo and subscription coupon for The Golden Magazine For Boys and Girls, published by Golden Press
Genre	Children
Letters	Typeset
Notes	Inside Front Cover

8 page Daffy Duck story "How much is that duckie in the window?"

Characters	Daffy Duck; Yosemite Sam; the Smuggler Brothers (villains)
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset

7 page Daffy Duck story "Not all grandmothers are grand"

Characters	Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd; Taz Boy, the Tasmanian Devil; Daffy Duck's grandmother
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset

1 page text story "Pancho's pup"

Characters	Little Pancho Vanilla; el se–or Pancho Vanilla
Genre	Children
Letters	Typeset

1 page Rocky and Bullwinkle advertisement "The careless mountain climber"

Characters	Rocket J. (Rocky) Squirrel; Bullwinkle Moose
Synopsis	First line: "Are Cheerios your favorite cereal, Bullwinkle?"
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset
Notes	Ad for Cheerios cereal from General Mills

4 page Daffy Duck story "Man's best friend is a duck's worst enemy"

Characters	Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd; Fido (a robot dog)
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset

Half page How's Trix? advertisement "Worth shopping around forÉ"

Characters	The Trix Rabbit
Synopsis	Ad for Trix cereal from General Mills
Letters	Typeset

4 page Tweety and Sylvester story "Surf bored"

Characters	Tweety Bird; Sylvester Pussycat; Granny
Genre	Funny animal
Letters	Typeset

5 page Daffy Duck story "The case of the frazzled feathers"

Characters	Daffy Duck; Hedgerow Huppy; Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Genre	Funny animal; Period; Science fiction
Letters	Typeset

1 page L.C. Leprechaun advertisement "A leprechaun trap"

Characters	L.C. Leprechaun
Synopsis	First line: "We've got to cover this hole real good if we're going to catch the..."
Genre	Fantasy
Letters	Typeset
Notes	Ad for Lucky Charms cereal from General Mills