Bugs Bunny #98
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mysterious Buckaroo," Bugs Bunny takes on a peculiar job in the dusty town of Buckskin Flats, where Yosemite Sam’s daily shootouts have become a local legend. With Sam lured away to Hollywood and the town’s economy crumbling, Bugs must navigate the chaos of a once-bustling frontier now frozen in quiet — all while trying to bring the outlaw back to his roots. Written and illustrated by Tony Strobl, with a cover by Ralph Heimdahl, this 1965 Western comic offers a classic twist on the western genre, full of wits, wild antics, and a town in need of its most notorious resident.
In "The Mysterious Buckaroo," Bugs Bunny takes on a peculiar gig in the dusty town of Buckskin Flats, where Yosemite Sam’s daily shootouts have become a local nuisance. With a thousand-dollar bounty on the line, Bugs convinces Sam to leave for Hollywood—only to find the town’s economy crumbling without the chaos. Now, with Sam enjoying fame, a pool, and a movie deal, Bugs must pull off one last fast-talking trick to bring the outlaw back to his old ways.
In "The Cloud-Shooter," Bugs Bunny steps in to save Professor Puddlemaker’s rainmaking project from cancellation, bringing his usual flair and boundless energy to the lab. With the professor’s "mineral rain" chemicals sparking explosive plant growth, the skies above the lab begin to shift—leaving the future of the experiment, and what might grow from it, delightfully uncertain.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #376 (1952), Four Color #420 (1952)
Reprinted in Tweety and Sylvester #25 (1972), Bags Banny #10, Bugs Bunny #38, Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #20
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