Bugs Bunny #216
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Aku Island Treasure Race," Yosemite Sam kidnaps Bugs Bunny, forcing him to help locate a long-lost treasure on a mysterious island. As Sam tries to outwit two rival pirates who’ve picked up on his plan, chaos unfolds when Bugs uncovers a giant snapping turtle that sends the would-be thieves fleeing. With the island’s secrets still hidden, Bugs and Sam finally uncover the treasure beneath the stone head of Aku—only to find it’s made of rare and shiny seashells. Penciled by Tom McKimson and featuring a cover by Ralph Heimdahl, this 1980 Western Comics issue delivers classic slapstick adventure with a twist.
In "The Pointing Pooch," Yosemite Sam’s boat faces repossession, so he takes it out for one last desperate sail—only to collide with a clueless yachtsman who can’t even steer. When they spot a dog in a life preserver pointing toward a wrecked yacht, the two unlikely allies set out to rescue its stranded passengers. The reward and a surprise payment for sailing lessons might just save Sam’s boat, but the real adventure is just beginning.
In "Tour Detour," Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam run a harbor tour business that takes unsuspecting visitors past the mansion of art collector Maurice Muxloot—until two robbers hijack their ship and force them to sail straight to the estate. With Bugs seemingly lost overboard and Yosemite tied up, the robbers prepare to steal the priceless art and sink the vessel, unaware that Bugs has been quietly working his way back aboard. The story unfolds with classic slapstick tension, as the duo’s quick thinking and clever traps turn the tide in a delightfully chaotic showdown.
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