Looney Tunes #204
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Let It Snowman," Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck find themselves hilariously misplaced in the Himalayas—far from their tropical getaway—when a wrong turn sends them straight into the icy clutches of an Abominable Snowman who’s far too fond of hugs. With their usual antics turned up to eleven, the duo tries to outdo each other in winning the snowman’s affection, leading to a frosty farce of mistaken identity and snowballing chaos. Written by Bill Matheny and illustrated by Walter Carzon, with inks by Horacio Ottolini, colors by Heroic Age, and letters by Dezi Sienty, the cover by Dave Santana captures the icy mayhem perfectly.
In "Let It Snowman," Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck find themselves stranded in the Himalayas after a wrong turn—far from their tropical getaway. With a surprisingly affectionate Abominable Snowman eager to share his warmth, the duo quickly devises a plan to redirect the snowman’s attention… one another.
Bugs Bunny trades his carrot for a mascot suit, stepping into the role of the Albuquerque Turkey for a local rugby team. But when Sam the Eagle mistakes him for a real, rare bird, the hunt is on—no feathers, just fast footwork and classic trickery.
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