Bugs Bunny #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Indian Trouble," Bugs Bunny inherits his uncle Snazzy Bunny's estate—only to find it’s made up entirely of feather dusters. Determined to turn the odd inheritance into profit, Bugs tricks Porky into driving him west to sell them to Native American tribes, leading to a chaotic stop at a ghost town where Snazzy Bunny is very much alive and happily married. With a mix of classic slapstick and clever twists, this 1966 Western issue features Tony Strobl handling art, inks, and lettering with his signature flair.
In "Indian Trouble," Bugs Bunny inherits his uncle Snazzy Bunny’s estate—only to find it’s just a collection of feather dusters. Determined to turn them into profit, Bugs convinces Porky Pig to drive him west to sell them to the Indians, leading to a chaotic journey that ends in a ghost town where Snazzy is living a surprisingly settled life with his wife. The story unfolds with classic Looney Tunes charm, blending mistaken identities and clever antics in a tale that’s as much about unexpected reinvention as it is about a few well-placed feather dusters.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #289 (1950), Bugs Bunny #33 (1953)
Reprinted in Bugs Bunny Annual #1973 (1973), Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #32
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