Four Color #250
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Diamond Daze," Elmer lands a glamorous new job as secretary to the wealthy Phil Theerich, only to find himself swept into a wild adventure when Theerich gifts Bugs a deed to a diamond mine in Africa. With Porky in tow, Bugs sets off on a journey that quickly turns perilous—only to discover the mine is fiercely protected by head-hunters. Art by Ralph Heimdahl brings the 1949 escapade to life, with cover pencils by the same hand, capturing the era’s bold, playful spirit.
In "Diamond Daze," Elmer takes a glamorous new job as secretary to the wealthy Phil Theerich, who surprises him with a deed to a diamond mine in Africa. Sent on a mission with Porky to inspect the site, the duo soon finds themselves facing a perilous jungle outpost guarded by fierce head-hunters—no easy task for a pair of bumbling adventurers.
In this 1949 Four Color tale, Bugs Bunny takes on a new gig as a messenger, delivering a mysterious package from Uncle Fuddy Duddy to Elmer Fudd—inside, a tiny rabbit that Bugs insists is a charm for good fortune. With his usual wit and flair, Bugs tries to sell Elmer on the idea that this little bunny might just be the luck he’s been missing.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #97 (1965), Four Color #250
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