Bugs Bunny #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Captives of the Halloween Witch," Bugs Bunny and his friends find themselves at a spooky party in a long-abandoned mill, lured by a mysterious Halloween witch with a very specific plan. Written by Michael Maltese and brought to life with classic flair by artist Fred Abranz, this 1965 Western Comics gem delivers a delightfully twisted twist on the holiday season. The cover, by Ralph Heimdahl and Don MacLaughlin, perfectly captures the eerie charm of the tale.
When Bugs Bunny and his pals get an eerie invite to a Halloween party in a creaky old mill, they’re not expecting the host to be a witch with a very specific dessert in mind—turning them into jack-o-lanterns. But when the witch realizes her guests aren’t quite as easy to scare as she thought, things take a surprisingly lively turn.
In "Bad Luck Bugaboo," a superstitious Elmer Fudd panics over a string of misfortunes, prompting Daffy Duck to step in—offering to take on all the bad luck in exchange for a steady supply of food. With Daffy’s usual flair for self-serving schemes, the duo sets off on a chaotic, luck-defying adventure that’s as much about Daffy’s appetite as it is Elmer’s growing dread.
In "The Vile-in Player," Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig stumble upon a mysterious violin that forces anyone who hears it to dance uncontrollably. When the instrument’s strange owner shows up, Bugs quickly suspects he’s not just a musician—but something far more mischievous.
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↩ Reprints Bugs Bunny's Halloween Parade #1 (1953), Bugs Bunny's Trick 'n' Treat Halloween Fun #3 (1955)
Reprinted in Porky Pig #44 (1972)
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