Golden Comics Digest #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Abominable Bunny" is a delightfully absurd adventure from Golden Comics Digest #39 (1974), where Elmer’s eccentric uncle Fignewton Fudd unleashes a sound-trapping jug and a time machine that sends Elmer and Daffy racing back to ancient England. With the fate of Hadrian’s Wall’s communication system hanging in the balance, the duo must outwit barbarian schemers in a prehistoric prank war—penciled with playful precision by Phil De Lara and brought to life in vibrant hues by the Western Publishing Production Shop, all under the sharp script of Vic Lockman.
In the misty peaks of a wooded mountain range, a scruffy, wide-eyed bunny known only as Jo trades pine cones and twigs for the gear and snacks of unsuspecting campers—until the campers swear they’ve been robbed by a shadowy, long-eared intruder. When the townsfolk start calling him a thief, Jo finds himself on the run, not from the law, but from the very people he’s been trying to help.
In "The Bottled Blabber," Elmer teams up with his eccentric uncle, Fignewton Fudd, after the inventor creates a sound trap that bottles noise—only for Elmer to accidentally activate a time machine, sending them and a skeptical Daffy back to ancient England. There, the trio uncovers a secret scheme by barbarians aiming to disrupt the Roman communication system along Hadrian’s Wall, all while trying to keep the past from unraveling.
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