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.
In the dusty frontier town of Buckskin Flats, the only thing more predictable than the daily shootouts is the arrival of Yosemite Sam, the last of the old-time outlaws. When Bugs Bunny takes on a bounty to send Sam packing—first to Hollywood, then back to his roots—the town’s sudden silence threatens to bury it in debt. Now, with Sam living large in Tinsel Town, Bugs must find a way to lure him back before the frontier fades into memory.
In "The Cloud Shooter," Professor Puddlemaker's rainmaking project teeters on cancellation—until Bugs, ever the whirlwind of enthusiasm, steps in to save the day. With a mix of chaos and charm, Bugs' antics keep the project alive, but the resulting "mineral rain" sparks an unexpected surge in plant growth. Just how far will this strange experiment go?
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #98 (1965), Bugs Bunny #100 (1965), Bugs Bunny #38, Zeichentrickfilm Klassiker #20
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