in black and white on inside front cover; pantomime
Second appearance of Moby Duck. First was in issue #112.
Includes Gold Key Comics Club News, Can You Create a Monster? (with fan art by Darryl Newton, Billy Jones, Frank Edwing, Donald J. Sauvé), What's Your Line? and The Joke's On You (1 page each).
Inspired by Goofy cartoon For Whom the Bulls Toil (released May 9, 1953)
An almost panel-for-panel remake of this story occurs in The Jetsons (Charlton, 1970 Series) #6 September 1971, with George Jetson as the well-intentioned but forgetful bumbler who receives the memory of an elephant, to the very same awkward and disastrous results. While the original Donald Duck version of this story is 7 four-tiered panel pages and the Jetsons remake is similarly laid-out to 8, they are essentially the same, beat-for-beat, but with individual Duck-specific references changed to Jetsons-specific references.
Includes "Readers Complete the Comic" (six reader submissions) and "Can You Complete the Comic?" (inviting new submissions). 1 page each.