Bugs Bunny #145
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Watchdog Rabbit," Bugs Bunny dons a discarded clown suit for a new gig at the circus—paired with Porky Pig perched on his shoulders—only to stumble into a job with a surprisingly dangerous history. The suit’s past is tied to Tondo the Elephant, whose memory of it is as long as his trunk, and whose rage is as unstoppable as his size. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Massimo Fecchi, with colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the cover by Ralph Heimdahl captures the absurd tension of the moment.
In "Big Top Flip Flop," Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig land a gig as the sole circus clown—complete with a borrowed, slightly-too-big clown suit and a precarious perch on each other’s shoulders. But they don’t know the suit’s past: it once belonged to a clown who enraged Tondo the Elephant, and elephants never forget a face—or a costume.
When Henery gets a mysterious egg from his uncle in Somaliland, it sets off a chaotic chain of events—Foghorn Leghorn and the hens, eager to hatch it, quickly find themselves tangled in more trouble than they bargained for. The egg’s strange appearance and unexpected behavior turn a simple prank into a full-blown poultry predicament.
In "Beach Buddies," Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig spend a lazy day at the shore, turning a simple trip to the refreshment stand into a series of wacky contests—each more absurd than the last—just to avoid walking the distance for two bottles of pop.
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↩ Reprints Porky Pig #56 (1958), Looney Tunes #210 (1959), Bugs Bunny #76 (1960), Bugs Bunny #82 (1961)
Reprinted in Bugs le Lapin #145 (1973), Bugs Bunny #26005 (1976)
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