Bugs Bunny #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "ALL-a Cart," a 1952 Dell comic priced at 10 cents, writer Don R. Christensen and artist Fred Abranz deliver a delightfully surreal twist on detective noir, where Simple Simon the Soup-Chips Kid—a humanized puppet yearning for a real career—steps into the spotlight as a private eye. With Bugs Bunny as his sardonic mentor and a mop-wigged girl Friday, the case unfolds around the mysterious ebony statue known as "The Dimpled Diana," said to hold the key to a hidden treasure. Cover by Ralph Heimdahl captures the whimsical mystery with a sharp, stylized flair.
Bugs Bunny’s uncanny luck lands him a spot on the Joketown Giants, where his charm and fortune seem to guarantee victory—until a crooked gambler, desperate to beat the odds, enlists the Swamp Witch to curse him. Now, with every play turning perilous, Bugs must outwit both the hex and the high-stakes game before his luck runs out.
In a whimsical twist on noir, Bugs Bunny lends a hand to Simple Simon the Soup-Chips Kid—a humanized puppet yearning to escape his marionette routine—by launching him into the world of detective work, complete with a broom closet office and a mop-wigged girl Friday. When a mysterious ebony statue known as "The Dimpled Diana" surfaces, its hidden key to a legendary treasure sets off a chain of tangled lies and playful deception.
When a telephone pole is accidentally dropped into his rabbit hole, Bugs Bunny decides he’s had enough—no more digging, no more mess. With a grin and a plan, he declares war on the telephone company boss, determined to make the utility giant pay for the intrusion.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #104 (1966), Bugs Bunny #106 (1966), Bugs Bunny #123 (1969), Bugs Bunny Annual #1976 (1976), Schweinchen Dick #54, Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #28
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