Bugs Bunny Annual #1980
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rescue Race," Bugs Bunny finds his peace—and his patience—tested when Sam’s dirt-biking antics directly above his hole turn his burrow into a rumbling nightmare. With Elmer uninterested in quieting the chaos, Bugs sets out to make the noise come to him—on his own terms. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with energetic art by Tom McKimson, this 1980 annual offers a classic, fast-paced chase with the usual clever twists, all rendered in the distinctive style of the era.
When tiny aliens snatch Uncle Buckskin and shrink him down to their size for transport back to their home world, it's up to Bugs Bunny to spring into action. With quick thinking and a dash of classic wit, Bugs launches a high-stakes rescue mission in a world where even the smallest details could make or break the plan.
When Sam starts dirt-biking around the far side of Elmer’s property—much to Elmer’s delight, since it keeps the racket away from his house—Bugs finds his peace shattered. With Elmer unmoved by the constant roar above his rabbit hole, Bugs decides to turn the noise back on its source.
In "Bunny Sitter," Bugs Bunny finds himself playing caretaker for a house he’s not supposed to be in—only to be startled by the very chaos he’s trying to avoid. When Sylvester and Tweety sneak in and turn the place upside down, Bugs leaps into action, convinced intruders are on the loose—unaware that real burglars are just outside, drawn by the noise.
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