Bugs Bunny #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Harebreadth Hare," Bugs Bunny finds himself in a classic chase that’s as clever as it is chaotic, all set in the timeless charm of a 1956 Dell comic. With no artist or inker credited beyond the photograph credits and typeset lettering, the issue stands as a quirky snapshot of mid-century animation in print form, complete with a cover by Tony Strobl that captures the zany energy of the era.
In "The Howl-larious Cat," Sylvester makes a desperate promise to Granny: no more chasing Tweety, or he’s out in the winter chill. Tweety, ever the mischievous little bird, immediately sets out to test just how serious the cat really is—leading to a series of escalating, laugh-filled trials that put Sylvester’s resolve to the ultimate test.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #116 (1968), Porky Pig #17 (1968), Bugs Bunny #121 (1969), Bugs Bunny #20-26 (1970), Bugs Bunny #228 (1981), Bugs Bunny #R1258 (1982)
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