Four Color #420
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scarecrow Antenna," the dusty town of Buckskin Flats faces a peculiar crisis: daily attacks from the last of the old-time outlaws, Yosemite Sam. When Bugs Bunny takes on the job of convincing Sam to leave for Hollywood, he succeeds—only to find the town’s economy crumbling without the chaos. With Sam now living large in Tinsel Town, can Bugs pull off the impossible and bring him back? Tony Strobl handles every aspect of the interior art, while Ralph Heimdahl’s cover captures the western showdown with sharp, bold lines. A 10-cent comic from 1952, this Four Color issue delivers classic slapstick with a side of frontier logic.
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The small western town of Buckskin Flats has a problem. Every day, the town is shot up by Yosemite Sam, the last of the old-time bad men. Banker Hill offers a thousand dollars to anyone that can get Sam out of town. Bugs takes the job, and fast-talks Sam into leaving for Hollywood. But, with Sam gone, tourism has ceased, leaving Buckskin Flats on the brink of bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Sam has acclimated quite well to Hollywood life, with a house, swimming pool, and a new picture deal. Can Bugs get him to return to his old stomping (and shooting) ground?
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