Bugs Bunny #199

Aug 1978 · Western · 0.35 USD

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In "The High-Flying Hare," Bugs Bunny finds himself playing caretaker while house-sitting, only to be driven to distraction by the racket of Sylvester and Tweety sneaking around inside. What he thinks is a prank soon takes a surprising turn when real burglars show up—just as the chaos he’s trying to stop begins to escalate. Art by Tom McKimson brings the classic antics to life, with Ralph Heimdahl’s cover capturing the scene’s zany energy.

Contains 3 stories

The High-Flying Hare

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyDaffy DuckElmer FuddPorky PigCicero Pig

The Bear Bungle

7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyBuckskin Bunny (Bugs' Uncle)Yosemite SamBarley Bear

Bunny Sitter

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnySylvesterTweety-Pie

In "Bunny Sitter," Bugs Bunny finds himself playing caretaker for a house he’s not supposed to be in—only to be startled by the very chaos he’s trying to avoid. When Sylvester and Tweety sneak in and turn the place upside down, Bugs assumes intruders are on the loose, not realizing the real trouble is just outside the door.