Bugs Bunny #240
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Court Jester," Bugs Bunny and Uncle Buckskin stumble upon a melancholy kingdom where even the king seems downcast. A wild pie fight erupts when Bugs tries to cheer up the locals, drawing laughter from the people and the king—though the Baron Rotzi, a grumpy noble with a knack for ruining the mood, bears the brunt of the pies. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Tom McKimson, this 1983 Western Publishing classic features a delightfully absurd adventure where humor and cleverness restore joy to a land drained of its fish. The cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer captures the chaos in bold, playful style.
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Touring an unnamed small kingdom, Bugs and Uncle Buckskin notice how gloomy the subjects are. The Bunny introduces a temporary bout of laughter in the form of a epic pie fight, with even good King Kimo enthusiastically getting into the act. On the receiving end of most of the pies is the disliked (and aptly named) Baron Rotzi, who is secretly responsible for the general gloominess that has beset the land by luring all the fish (the lifeblood of the people) away from the kingdom. The suspicious rabbits uncover Rotzi's plot, bringing prosperity and laughter to the kingdom once again.
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