Bugs Bunny #104
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "ALL-a Cart," a wild storm sends Daffy Duck tumbling into the whimsical kingdom of Duckvia, where he swaps lives with the bored King Quacky in a classic prince-and-the-pauper duck tale. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with energetic art by Phil De Lara, the story follows Daffy’s chaotic days as a reluctant monarch—until he flees his gilded cage and crosses paths with his arch-nemesis, Count Crow. The cover, by Ralph Heimdahl, captures the absurd spectacle of the moment.
Bugs Bunny’s uncanny luck lands him a spot with the Joketown Giants, but when a crooked gambler grows desperate, he calls in the Swamp Witch to curse the rabbit’s fortune. Now Bugs must outwit a magical hex while keeping his cool on the field.
In "No-Bargain Hunter," Bugs Bunny finds himself stuck in a department store window as part of a hunting and camping display—complete with a fake rifle and a very real rabbit. When Elmer Fudd spots him, he can't resist sneaking in to take the dummy's place, setting off a chaotic spree through the aisles.
In "King on a Fling," a storm-swept Daffy Duck crash-lands in the whimsical duck kingdom of Duckvia, where the bored King Quacky swaps lives with him in a chaotic case of mistaken monarchy. Even as a king, Daffy finds the royal life too much to bear—until he flees the castle and stumbles upon his ever-resentful nemesis, Count Crow.
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↩ Reprints Bugs Bunny #28 (1952), Bugs Bunny #34 (1953), Daffy #4 (1956)
Reprinted in Daffy Duck #145 (1984), Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #36
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