Bugs Bunny #195

Apr 1978 · Western · 0.35 USD

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In "The Phony Phantom," Hedgerow Huppy sets out to prove the existence of abominable snow bunnies, dragging Bugs Bunny along for the icy adventure—because, as he says, “it takes a bunny to find a bunny.” Penciled and inked by John Carey with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1978 classic features a chilly quest with a familiar twist, all wrapped in a cover by Ralph Heimdahl.

Contains 3 stories

The Phony Phantom

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyElmer Fudd (as “Two-Gun McTough”)PhantomWillardbankersheriffvarious cowboys and townspeople

In "The Phony Phantom," Elmer finds himself caught in a wild western twist when a mysterious phantom hypnotizes him into becoming the notorious bank robber known as “Two-Gun McTough.” With no memory of his past and a fake outlaw reputation to uphold, Elmer’s journey through the frontier takes a surreal turn — all while the real phantom watches from the shadows.

A Hare-Raising Tale

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyHedgerow HuppyGustave Der Guideabominable snow bunniesking of the abominable snow bunnies

In "A Hare-Raising Tale," Hedgerow Huppy sets off to the frozen north with Bugs Bunny, determined to prove that abominable snow bunnies are real—because, as he insists, “it takes a bunny to find a bunny.” With chilly landscapes and snowy shenanigans ahead, the duo’s icy quest promises plenty of laughs and a frosty twist on the classic chase.

The Statue Swipe

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyElmer Fuddtwo delivery men