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Cover: Ralph Heimdahl

Bugs Bunny #123

May 1969 · Western · 0.15 USD
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In "Bugs Bunny Meets the Martian Mirror-Men," Yosemite Sam’s plans to open an organ-grinder business hit a snag when Bugs Bunny accidentally sets Sam’s monkey loose, sending the duo on a chaotic chase through the city. From telephone poles to the zoo’s gorilla enclosure, the classic rivalry unfolds in full slapstick fashion, with the monkey’s antics turning every step into a new disaster. Written by Michael Maltese and illustrated by Phil De Lara, this 1969 Western Publishing classic captures the era’s zany energy, with Ralph Heimdahl’s cover capturing the chaos in bold, expressive lines.

Contains 5 stories
Bugs Bunny Meets the Martian Mirror-Men
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Science Fiction
Bugs BunnyElmer FuddPorky PigMartian Mirror-Man #1Martian Mirror-Man #2various other Martian Mirror-Men

Bugs Bunny stumbles into Elmer Fudd’s backyard rocket ship, accidentally blasting off to Mars—where he encounters the Mirror-Men, a trio of alien tricksters who communicate in reversed speech, readable only through a mirror. As Bugs tries to decode their cryptic messages, he realizes their playful banter hides a far more serious plan: Earth is their next target.

The Telephone Pole Down the Rabbit Hole
4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Bugs Bunnytwo telephone company workersMiss Jones (telephone company receptionist)telephone company boss

In a delightfully absurd twist, Bugs Bunny finds himself at odds with the telephone company after a pole is dropped into his rabbit hole—prompting him to declare war on the boss. With his usual clever flair and a perfectly timed grumble, Bugs turns a simple inconvenience into a full-blown showdown, proving that even the most mundane disruptions can spark a very hairy conflict.

The Curiosity Box
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Cool CatMr. Hunter [Col. Rimfire]squirrelwelcoming throngs for Col. Rimfire
Monkey Mischief
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Bugs BunnyYosemite Sammonkeyangry ladygorilla

In "Monkey Mischief," Yosemite Sam’s plans to open an organ-grinder business go awry when Bugs Bunny accidentally sets free Sam’s mischievous monkey. The duo’s frantic chase takes them through city streets, up telephone poles, and straight into the gorilla’s cage at the zoo—where chaos is just beginning.

Prehistoria Cave Paintings
1 pp · Non-Fiction

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Full credits

artist, inker Phil De Lara
letterer Rome Siemen
cover pencils, inks Ralph Heimdahl

Reprints

↩ Reprints Bugs Bunny #28 (1952), Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies #144 (1953), Bugs Bunny #43 (1955), Bugs Bunny #53 (1957)

Reprinted in El Conejo de la Suerte #69

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