Looney Tunes #219
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Legal Pest," Bugs Bunny hatches a scheme to tag along on Sam the Eagle's pirate voyage, only to be firmly turned down—until Sam's perpetually lazy cousin, Shiftless, shows up and proves even more of a nuisance. With a clever contract signed under false pretenses, Bugs pretends to be the pest Sam wanted to avoid, but the plan quickly unravels in classic Looney Tunes fashion. Written by Michael Maltese and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Fred Abranz, this 1960 Dell comic delivers a delightfully tangled caper, with Tony Strobl and John Liggera’s cover capturing the chaos in bold, playful detail.
In "The Legal Pest," Bugs Bunny schemes to tag along on Sam the Eagle’s sea voyage, only to be firmly turned down—until Sam’s perpetually lazy cousin Shiftless shows up, proving even more of a nuisance than Bugs himself. With a clever contract signed on paper, Sam tricks Shiftless into believing Bugs is now his official pest, hoping to keep the cousin out of his way. But as the ship sails on, the plan quickly unravels in ways neither pirate nor rabbit could have predicted.
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Reprinted in Yosemite Sam #5 (1971), TV Favourites Annual #1977 (1977), Beep Beep the Road Runner #64 (1977), Yosemite Sam #74 (1981), Schweinchen Dick #87
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