Moldoff was let go by DC in 1967, along with many other prominent writers and artists who had made demands for health and retirement benefits. His final Batman stories were published in "Batman" #199 and "Detective Comics" #372 (both cover dated February 1968). He turned to animation, doing storyboards for such animated TV series as "Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse", and wrote and drew promotional comic books given away to children at the Burger King, Big Boy, Red Lobster, and Captain D's restaurant and fast-food chains, as well as through the Atlanta Braves Major League Baseball team. When Moldoff illustrated a chapter of the Evan Dorkin project "" in 2000, it was his first work for DC Comics in over 30 years.