Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Court Jester," Bugs Bunny takes on the role of royal entertainer in a whimsical castle, where his wit wins the heart of the Princess—though not the King’s. When his jokes fall flat and he’s tossed in the dungeon, the Princess springs into action to free him, only for Bugs to be mistaken for a prisoner by two giants working for the scheming Duke Satinpants.
Porky Pig and the Phantom When Porky Pig inherits a mysterious ranch in Centipede Canyon from a long-lost uncle he never knew, he and his friends Petunia and Elmer Fudd set off for a new adventure—only to find the place haunted by a headless phantom who drills holes in the walls and steals cattle. Just as things get stranger, a movie crew arrives, eager to film western star Reginald Steelheart’s latest picture on the very same ranch.
In "Stuff 'n' Nonsense," Bugs Bunny finds himself working a less-than-ideal day at Elmer Fudd’s taxidermy shop, where his usual tricks are just a bit too real. When Missus van Pester stops by and mistakes Bugs for a stuffed rabbit, she places a very specific order—leaving Bugs in a sticky situation he’ll have to outwit his way out of.
Porky Pig dreams of becoming a magician, so his friend Cicero sets out to land him a job as Blackrock the Magician’s assistant. When the stage hand sends Porky to the airport, he’s mistaken for an assistant to a test pilot, leading to a series of comical mix-ups.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #156 (1947), Four Color #187 (1948), Four Color #191 (1948), Four Color #217 (1949)
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