Bugs Bunny #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bugs Bunny, Sleepwalking Sleuth," the ever-persistent Bugs Bunny shows up at a Foreign Legion outpost disguised as a desert peddler, much to Elmer Fudd’s dismay. With the captain assigning Elmer a perilous undercover mission, the two reluctantly team up—only for Bugs’ outdated American slang to spark chaos at a bandits’ camp. Tony Strobl handles every aspect of the interior art, while Ralph Heimdahl’s cover captures the desert showdown in bold, dynamic lines.
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Having joined the Foreign Legion at the end of the first story, Elmer still can’t escape Bugs, who turns up at the Legion’s outpost as a desert peddler. The captain sends Elmer on a dangerous undercover mission for which he needs to join forces with Bugs. At a hostile bandits’ camp, Bugs’ use of (1940's) American slang gets the pair in deep trouble.
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