Bugs Bunny #109

In a snowy forest cabin, a reluctant hunter drags Bugs Bunny, not to harm him, but to make rabbit stew—his way of keeping Christmas alive for his three children, since he fears Santa won’t come. When Bugs learns the Old Man of the Mountain plans to stop Santa, he springs into action, turning the holiday’s fate into a classic, clever showdown—just as only Bugs Bunny could.

When Porky Pig discovers the school festival fund has gone missing, panic sets in as he scrambles to track down the lost money—unaware that Sylvester the Cat has already found it and turned it in, setting off a chain of mistaken chaos.

In "The Girl from B.U.N.N.Y.," Bugs Bunny—ever the perpetually flustered private eye—finds himself overwhelmed by a tangled web of cases until Honey Bunny steps in as his new secretary, bringing a surprising flair for detective work. With her sharp mind and charm, she quickly proves she’s the missing piece to his chaotic operation, turning their partnership into something even more unlikely than the cases they’re solving.

In this delightfully mischievous holiday tale from *Bugs Bunny #109*, Santa Sylvester finds his seasonal duties hilariously disrupted when Tweety, with endless enthusiasm, reads off an impossibly long Christmas wish list—complete with a final, unforgettable request for “a sweet little puddy tat.” The jolly old elf, ever the gentleman, takes the request seriously and pays a very personal visit to Tweety on Christmas Eve, dressed in full costume and carrying more than just gifts.