Bugs Bunny #164
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kissin' Cousins," Bugs Bunny navigates a whirlwind of mistaken intentions when he thinks Elmer Fudd is getting married—only to worry the bride will ditch him for his money after the vows. To make amends, Bugs enters a Monty Hall–esque game show to find the perfect wedding gift, turning down a yacht and a car for a surprisingly thoughtful waffle iron. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Tom McKimson, with vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop and crisp lettering by Larry Mayer, this 1975 classic features a delightfully absurd twist on romance and generosity, all capped by Ralph Heimdahl’s sharp, playful cover art.
In "Kissin' Cousins," Bugs Bunny stumbles into a web of mistaken intentions when he hears Elmer Fudd is getting married—only to panic that the bride will abandon him for his money after the vows. To make matters more chaotic, Bugs sets out to buy a proper wedding gift for Fudd, winding up on a zany game show reminiscent of Monty Hall’s format, where he surprisingly chooses a waffle iron over a yacht or a car.
In "A Present from Bogey," Horatio Q. Bun finds himself tangled in a series of accidental heroics when he unintentionally thwarts a robbery by Bobo Bunny, brother to the feared gangster Bogey Bunny. Panicked at the thought of retribution, Horatio then accidentally stops a bank heist by Babs Bunny, Bogey’s sister—leaving him desperate to escape the fallout by any means necessary, even if it means trying to get himself arrested.
In "Buzzard Bounty," Mama Buzzard sends her hesitant son Beaky on a mission to catch Bugs Bunny for dinner, but the hunt takes a turn when a hunter with his own agenda spots both predator and prey. With Bugs outwitting every trap and Beaky caught between duty and survival, the forest becomes a stage for a chaotic, feathered game of cat-and-mouse.
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