Four Color #123
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bugs Bunny's Dangerous Venture," Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig team up with Beaky the Bird to launch a makeshift messenger service, only to find themselves on a wild journey after a mysterious stranger tasks them with delivering a package to Omi-Akin-Bak at the Ritzmore Hotel. When they discover their recipient has vanished to the remote Shangreet-Lo in the Forbidden Mountains of Tibet, the trio sets off across treacherous terrain—fueled by Beaky’s savings and a growing sense of adventure. Penciled, inked, and lettered by Tom McKimson, this 1946 Four Color comic captures the classic chaos of the Looney Tunes universe in a story that’s equal parts whimsy and unexpected peril.
In "Bugs Bunny's Dangerous Venture," Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig launch a makeshift messenger service with the help of Beaky, only to take on a mysterious delivery that leads them from the city to the remote Forbidden Mountains of Tibet. When their intended recipient, Omi-Akin-Bak, has vanished from the Ritzmore Hotel, the duo must follow a trail across treacherous terrain—armed with Beaky’s cash and a map that might be more trouble than help.
In "Experiment 74-X," Bugs and Elmer find themselves on the wrong side of a mad scientist’s latest invention when Professor Lizer, after demonstrating a machine that turns plants into giants, shrinks the duo to ant-size—leaving them in a world suddenly vast and perilous. With the eccentric Prof. Lizer and his henchman Grubney watching from above, the unlikely pair must navigate a terrifyingly scaled-down landscape, where every leaf and pebble holds danger.
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Reprinted in Quella buffa dozzina I Grandi Autori dei Funny Animals USA #[nn] (2024)
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