Bugs Bunny #134

Mar 1971 · Western · 0.15 USD

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In "Hare-Brained Inventor," Bugs Bunny finds himself unexpectedly displaced from his city lot rabbit hole—now the site of a new high-rise—prompting a retreat to the suburbs. There, he stumbles into a wacky inventor’s “Chance Site,” a scattered collection of random objects meant to test his theory of inventions-by-chance. With Phil De Lara handling art and inks, and Tony Strobl and John Liggera bringing the cover to life, this 1971 Western Publishing issue blends classic slapstick with inventive chaos.

Contains 3 stories

Hare-Brained Inventor

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs Bunnyconstruction foremanMr. Upthrust (building tycoon)unnamed wacky inventorinventor’s two assistantstwo reporters

When a sudden construction boom turns Bugs Bunny’s city lot into a high-rise blueprint, he packs up and heads for the suburbs—only to stumble into a wacky inventor’s “Chance Site,” where random junk is the foundation of invention. With his trademark cleverness and a knack for turning chaos into comedy, Bugs finds himself at the center of a series of unpredictable experiments, all fueled by the inventor’s belief that genius is just a lucky accident.

The Good Skate

4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Tweety BirdSylvester Pussycatbulldog

Sealing Zero

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyUncle BuckSimple Simon SealKing CorkiRockoRoloJaguar (villain)

In "Sealing Zero," a cheerful, lovable seal befriends Bugs Bunny and his Uncle Buck, drawing them into the heart of a serene tropical kingdom where peace is under siege by bandit revolutionaries. With charm and a dash of mischief, the story unfolds as the unlikely trio navigates a world where laughter and chaos collide.