Bugs Bunny #140
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dum-Dum Dentist," Bugs Bunny finds himself the guest of honor at a lavish dinner in the exotic Fargonia—only to discover the true meaning of a royal invitation. With his name proudly listed in "Who’s Who" under "famous rabbits," Bugs is about to become the main course for the Count, who insists on only dining on a rabbit with a reputation. Art by Massimo Fecchi and a cover by Tony Strobl bring this classic Looney Tunes twist to life in a 1972 Western Publishing issue.
In "Dum-Dum Dentist," Bugs Bunny swings by a dentist’s office on a sales call—only to find Elmer Fudd already strapped into the chair, tense and twitchy. Donning a white coat and surgical mask just for the fun of it, Bugs turns the dental visit into a full-blown prank war, delighting in every nervous flinch and muffled squeak. It’s classic Bugs at his most mischievous, with Elmer’s quiet dread perfectly matched by the rabbit’s grin.
In "Guest Who," Bugs Bunny is invited to a lavish dinner in his honor in the distant land of Fargonia—only to discover the true meaning of the invitation when he arrives. The Count of Fargonia, a connoisseur of rabbit stew, has long awaited the chance to dine on a rabbit as legendary as Bugs, whose name and address are listed in "Who’s Who" under "famous rabbits."
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↩ Reprints Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies #135 (1953), Looney Tunes #242 (1961)
Reprinted in Schweinchen Dick Comic-Album #12
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