Four Color #200

In this playful 1948 tale from Four Color #200, Bugs enjoys a quiet shower beneath a waterfall—until Brother Bear barges in, sparking a comical feud between the bear and Brother Fox over rightful access. As the rivalry unfolds, the waters shift, and Bugs finds himself back in control of his favorite spot.

Bugs Bunny runs a detective agency out of a tiny office with a big sign, and when wealthy sheep rancher Angus MacRory hires him to protect a mysterious "carrot bomb" from Yosemite Sam and his goon, the case gets as wild as it is deliciously absurd. With wits sharper than a carrot peeler and a flair for the dramatic, Bugs must outsmart a rival outlaw and his henchman in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse across a cartoon landscape where every turn is a punchline.

In this 1948 Four Color tale, Bugs Bunny finds himself as the unlikely baby-sitter for Junior Bear, a rambunctious little cub with surprising strength. While keeping the young bear entertained, Bugs must also dodge the hungry plans of Papa Bear—Hubert—who’s set on a very different dinner menu.