Bugs Bunny #125
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Irate Pirate," a mischievous brontosaurus learns the hard way that not every tail is fair game—especially when it’s his own. With playful chaos and classic slapstick timing, this 1969 Western Publishing gem delivers a laugh-out-loud dinosaur duel of wits and tails, all rendered in vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop. The cover, by Ralph Heimdahl, captures the moment of comedic surprise with bold, dynamic lines.
Bugs Bunny’s fancy cousin Cuthbert arrives in town by boxcar, bringing with him a flair for the dramatic and a taste for the finer things—like unusually large carrots. As the bunnies start growing these massive vegetables with scientific precision, Elmer Fudd finds himself outdone, turning the tables in a twist of fate that has him chasing carrots for once.
In this short, silly 1969 gem from *Bugs Bunny #125*, a mischievous brontosaurus gets more than he bargained for when he bites a triceratops’s tail—only to discover his own tail is the real punchline. The joke’s on him when he mistakes his own curled tail for another dinosaur’s, leading to a classic case of unintended consequences.
Bugs Bunny stumbles upon a closed beach with a mysterious warning: "Octopus in the area." Confused but undeterred, he’s soon chased by a fast-moving, eight-legged creature he can’t quite identify—just calls it "The IT."
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