Bugs Bunny Special #4

When a drum of "Chemical X-13" tumbles into Daffy's pond, the local wildlife—including Daffy himself—grows to giant size. Emboldened by his new stature, he ventures into the rough part of town, ready to show off his newfound power. But even the biggest bully has limits.

In "Leunstoel-Daffy," the perpetually flustered detective finds himself hot on the trail of a suspected robber—only to uncover a trail of baffling clues: a few crumpled bills, a ring of keys, and a banana that’s seen better days. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by the artist behind the story’s signature slapstick charm, this 7-page mystery blends classic cartoon logic with a twisty, tongue-in-cheek whodunit.

In "Een koning in je woning," a storm-swept Daffy Duck finds himself whisked to the whimsical kingdom of Duckvia, where the bored King Quacky swaps places with him in a royal case of mistaken identity. As an unwilling king, Daffy quickly grows restless beneath the weight of luxury and duty—until he bolts from the castle and stumbles into the clutches of his ever-jealous foe, Count Crow.

In "Daffy als vossen-hypnotiseur," Daffy Duck stumbles upon a surprising new trick in the fox’s arsenal—hypnosis—and quickly tries to outwit him with his own mind games. When the fox proves too skilled, Daffy pulls a clever twist, using a mirror to turn the fox’s power against himself, then convinces him he’s a June bug, terrified of ducks.