Daffy Duck #108

Daffy Duck number 108 was published by Gold Key Comics in 1974, a period when the publisher held the license to produce comic books featuring characters from the Looney Tunes stable. This issue represents the later years of the series, which transitioned from Western Publishing's initial Dell Comics era to the Gold Key brand. The stories within these issues were designed to replicate the chaotic and manic energy of the theatrical animated shorts, focusing on Daffy's various schemes and his perpetual rivalry with other cartoon figures.

The artwork and scripts for these mid-seventies issues were typically produced by a rotating team of house writers and artists employed by Western Publishing. These comics were intended for a juvenile audience, serving as affordable, accessible entertainment found on newsstands and in spinner racks across North America. While these issues did not receive critical acclaim in the traditional sense, they are valued by contemporary collectors for their role in preserving the aesthetic and characterization of classic animation within the medium of the four-color comic book.