Four Color #298
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bugs Bunny, Sheik for a Day," the lovable rabbit stumbles into a wild mix-up when he boards the wrong plane and winds up in Memphis, Egypt—much to his confusion and delight. Mistaken for a royal chosen to be "Sheik for a Day," Bugs is whisked to a palace where he's expected to feed a crocodile, but he has other plans. With a clever twist and a magic bottle that grants wishes, Bugs turns the tables in true cartoon fashion. Tony Strobl handles the art, inks, and lettering, while Ralph Heimdahl's cover captures the zany adventure in full color.
Bugs Bunny stumbles into a most unusual day when he accidentally boards the wrong plane and lands in Memphis, Egypt—far from the Tennessee he was headed to. Mistaken for a chosen Sheik for a Day, he’s whisked to the palace with a crocodile’s appetite waiting, but Bugs has a few tricks up his sleeve, including a magic bottle and a very mischievous imp.
In this 1950 classic from Four Color #298, Bugs Bunny trades carrot-chomping for chainsawing as a tree surgeon, called to rescue "Old Faithful" from a wealthy old lady. His job gets messy when two bumbling servants, hiding stolen jewels in the tree’s branches, try to keep him from uncovering their secret.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny Comics #6 (1953)
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