Daffy Duck #136

Daffy Duck #136 was published by Gold Key Comics in the early 1970s as part of a long-running series featuring the iconic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes character. Gold Key held the license to translate the high-energy animation style of the cartoons into the serialized comic book format, providing accessible stories for younger readers that relied on the physical comedy and cynical wit that defined the character since his debut in the 1937 short Porky's Duck Hunt.

The creative direction for these issues focused on episodic, slapstick-driven narratives that fit neatly into the era’s standard comic format. Like many licensed titles of the time, the illustrators and writers often worked in anonymity, aiming to replicate the established character archetypes rather than innovate. The series was generally received as lighthearted entertainment, serving as a staple of newsstand racks for fans of animated shorts looking to extend their experience with the Looney Tunes cast beyond television broadcasts.