Bugs Bunny #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bugsy's Gadgets," Bugs Bunny’s relentless trombone practice drives Elmer Fudd to the brink, prompting him to sell his house—only to attract a buyer with a rather inconvenient hobby: rabbit hunting. With time running out, Bugs must improvise a series of clever, if wildly improbable, gadgets to keep Elmer from pulling the trigger on the sale. Art by Tony Strobl and a cover by Ralph Heimdahl bring the classic chaos to life in this 1967 Western Comics gem.
When Bugs Bunny’s trombone practice drives Elmer Fudd to the brink, Elmer puts his house up for sale—only to attract a rabbit hunter as a buyer. Now Bugs must think fast to keep Elmer from selling, all while keeping his own ears from bursting.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #338 (1951), Bugs Bunny #44 (1955), Bugs Bunny #48 (1956), Bugs Bunny #58 (1957)
Reprinted in Top Comics Bugs Bunny #1 (1967), Schweinchen Dick #72
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