Bugs Bunny #214

Nov 1979 · Western · 0.40 USD

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In "The Lobster Trap," Bugs Bunny takes his energetic nephews Hare and Dare on a long run to wear them out—only to stumble upon an old house bristling with hidden panels and secret passages, now serving as a crooks' hideout. With Tom McKimson handling both art and inks, this 1979 Western Publishing issue delivers classic slapstick chaos in a maze of misdirection, all wrapped in a cover by McKimson that captures the mischief perfectly.

Contains 3 stories

The Lobster Trap

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyElmer FuddMac (pirate)Murk (pirate)

In "The Lobster Trap," Elmer Fudd’s plane crashes on a remote tropical island, where he and Bugs Bunny quickly find themselves tangled in a web of pirate mischief, a mysterious giant pearl, and a horde of unusually large lobsters. With classic slapstick chaos and a delightfully absurd twist, the duo’s unlikely survival hinges on wit, luck, and the oddity of island life.

The Haunted House

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyHareDarethree crooks

Bugs Bunny takes his rambunctious nephews Hare and Dare on a long run to wear them out—only to stumble upon an old house with sliding panels and secret passageways, now serving as a crooks’ hideout. With the kids wide-eyed and the mystery unfolding, it’s up to Bugs to keep them safe… and maybe outsmart the thieves in the process.

The Bear Facts

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bugs BunnyElmer Fuddgas station attendantvarious police, motorists, and pedestriansBertha (bear)

Elmer Fudd, trapped in a bear suit after his costume party gets canceled, finds himself in a sticky situation he can’t shake—literally. With no way out and Bugs Bunny watching from the sidelines, the hunt takes a hilariously awkward turn as Elmer pleads for help from the one rabbit he can’t seem to catch.