Four Color #289
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Blindfolded," Bugs Bunny inherits his Uncle Snazzy's odd collection of feather dusters, setting off a misadventure that takes him and Porky Pig to an Indian reservation—where the tribe, fed up with constant traders, stage a mock warpath to scare off newcomers. The duo’s journey leads them to a surprising discovery: Uncle Snazzy and his wife are living in a forgotten ghost town, far from the bustle of modern life. Art by Tony Strobl and a cover by Ralph Heimdahl bring the whimsical chaos to life in this 1950 Dell Four Color issue.
In "Indian Trouble," Bugs sets off with Porky on a wild ride to the Indian reservation after inheriting his Uncle Snazzy’s odd collection of feather dusters. When the tribe, fed up with a wave of overzealous traders since striking oil, stage a mock warpath to scare off the duo, Bugs and Porky end up chasing a mystery that leads them to a forgotten ghost town—where they finally track down Uncle Snazzy and his wife.
In "Chapter Two, The Sagebrush Kid," Bugs spins a wild tale to drum up business in the sleepy town of Ghost Town, posing as the legendary Sagebrush Kid—only to find his stunt has drawn the real deal, and the masked hero isn’t amused.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #105 (1966), Bugs Bunny Annual #1973 (1973), Bugs Bunny #22, Schweinchen Dick #51
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