Daffy Duck was the first of the new breed of "screwball" characters that emerged in the 1930s Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of cartoons. and supplanted traditional "everyman" characters.

Daffy is also one of the most difficult cartoon characters to adequately define. Virtually every Warner Bros. animator put his own spin on the duck; Daffy may be a lunatic vigilante in one short, but a greedy glory hound in the next. Bob Clampett and Chuck Jones especially made extensive use of two very different versions of the character. As of today a third version of the duck exists in The Looney Tunes Show only in this version he is portrayed as a mixture of Screwball, Greedy, and Stupid.

Daffy Doc

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$450

Hare Hazard

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$950

Nude Duck Descending

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$1,050

Too Rash

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$875

The Good, The Bad and The Hungry

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$875

Grilled Rabbit

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$950

Lights, Camera, Action!

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$1,500

September Morn

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$1,050

I'm in the Money

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$675

Bagged by Bonny Bugs

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$300

Looney Tunes Emergency

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$650

Toulouse Le Duck

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$950

Creature from Another Planet

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$1,475

Ducktasia

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$750

The Circus of Life

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$600

Sandblaster

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$150

Bogey the Bunny

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$150

Fun.DD.Mental

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$595

We Are The Tunes

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$1,050

The Portrait Series: Daffy Duck

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$675

ACME X-Ray

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$150

Hypo-Duck-Riac

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$750

From Duck to Dust

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$1,000

Beanstalk Bunny

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$1,775

You're All Under Arrest

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$525

Approach the Bench

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$850