| Issue | #108 |
| Published | February-March 1968 |
| Frequency | bi-monthly |
| Cover Price | 0.12 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Murray Boltinoff |
| Notes | Final issue. Last stories of The Fox and the Crow, a DC feature since 1945. |
| Characters | Stanley Dover; Spot [Stanley's monster] |
| Genre | children |
| Pencils | Mort Drucker ? |
| Inks | Mort Drucker ? |
| Letters | Ira Schnapp |
| Characters | Stanley Dover; Spot; Sheila Dover; Mitch Dover; Schnitzel; Shaugnessy; Mayor Murky; Wilbur Murky |
| Synopsis | When Stanley's dad writes a letter to the mayor demanding a park be built near his home, somehow Spot ends up as a candidate for the city council. |
| Genre | children |
| Script | Arnold Drake |
| Pencils | Win Mortimer |
| Inks | Win Mortimer |
| Characters | Fauntleroy Fox; Crawford Crow |
| Synopsis | When Fox receives a package on his birthday he's afraid to open it, sure that it's some kind of trick from Crow. |
| Genre | funny animals |
| Script | Cecil Beard |
| Pencils | James F. Davis |
| Inks | James F. Davis |
| Genre | superhero |
| Pencils | Neal Adams |
| Inks | Neal Adams |
| Letters | Gaspar Saladino |
| Notes | house ad for The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #76 [Batman and Plastic Man team-up], on sale December 26 |
| Pencils | James F. Davis (logo illustration) |
| Inks | James F. Davis (logo illustration) |
| Colors | ? (logo illustration) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | jokes submitted by readers |
| Characters | Fauntleroy Fox; Crawford Crow |
| Synopsis | Crow sets out to prove that he's not a jinx, like Fox says. |
| Genre | funny animals |
| Script | Cecil Beard |
| Pencils | James F. Davis |
| Inks | James F. Davis |
| Characters | Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox |
| Synopsis | When Crow reads in the newspaper about an escaped gorilla he tries to scare Fox out of his house by wearing a gorilla suit. Fox has a gorilla suit of his own and scares Crow back, but then the real gorilla shows up. |
| Genre | funny animals |
| Script | Cecil Beard |
| Pencils | James F. Davis |
| Inks | James F. Davis |
| Characters | Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox |
| Synopsis | Crow disguises himself as a homing pigeon and tells Fox that he's come back to claim his home, which must be his because homing pigeons always return home. |
| Genre | funny animals |
| Script | Cecil Beard |
| Pencils | James F. Davis |
| Inks | James F. Davis |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Statement of October 1, 1967 Average number of copies sold during preceding 12 months: 114,700 Actual number of copies sold for issue nearest filing date: 142,400 Owner: National Periodical Publications, Inc., Estate of Harry Donenfeld, J.S. Liebowitz, P.H. Sampliner, Irwin Donenfeld, S.U. Sampliner, and Sonia Mondschein, all at 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022 |
| Genre | war |
| Pencils | Joe Kubert |
| Inks | Joe Kubert |
| Letters | Gaspar Saladino |
| Notes | inside back cover; house ad for Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series) #190 [80 Page Giant #G-44] |