Bugs Bunny Annual #1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Indian Trouble," Bugs Bunny inherits his Uncle Snazzy’s eccentric collection of feather dusters, setting off on a misadventure that leads him and Porky Pig to an Indian reservation—where the tribe, weary of constant salesmen since striking oil, stage a dramatic warpath scare. The duo’s journey takes a surprising turn when they discover Uncle Snazzy and his wife living in a forgotten ghost town, far from the reservation’s bustle. Art by Tony Strobl, lettered by Tony Strobl, this 1973 annual offers a quirky, classic Looney Tunes twist on frontier folklore.
In "Indian Trouble," Bugs Bunny inherits his Uncle Snazzy's quirky collection of feather dusters and hatches a scheme to sell them to the local Indians—only to find himself on the wrong end of a full-scale warpath scare. With Porky Pig reluctantly behind the wheel, Bugs heads to the reservation, where a tribe weary of endless salesmen has a few tricks up their sleeves, leading the duo to a forgotten ghost town where they stumble upon the unexpected.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #289 (1950), Tweety and Sylvester #10 (1955), Looney Tunes #195 (1958), Bugs Bunny #70 (1959), Bugs Bunny #105 (1966), Bugs Bunny #114 (1967), Bugs Bunny #115 (1968)
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