Looney Tunes #179
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gweat Woad Wace," Bugs Bunny revs up his great-uncle's antique race car for a high-stakes showdown, challenging Elmer Fudd to a race up Piker's Peak after a sharp remark from his rival's sleek new sports car. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Tony Strobl—inked by Steve Steere—this 1956 Dell comic delivers classic Looney Tunes chaos with a vintage flair, all capped by a dynamic cover by Strobl.
Bugs Bunny revs up his great-uncle’s antique race car for a spin, only to be mocked by Elmer Fudd in his sleek modern sports car. Teasingly daring him to a race up Piker’s Peak, Bugs sets off on a wild, wheezing journey through the mountains—where every bump and turn tests both machine and wits.
In this 1956 Looney Tunes tale, Petunia pulls a prank by posing as the fearsome gang leader Molly O'Doll, hoping to fool Porky—only to find herself tangled in a real gang adventure she never saw coming. The story unfolds with classic slapstick flair, as the prank spirals into a wild chase that leaves both Petunia and Porky on the wrong side of a very serious mob.
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Reprinted in El Conejo de la Suerte #94 (1958), Bugs Bunny #118 (1968), Bugs Bunny #26
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