Looney Tunes #223
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bankrupt Buccaneer," Yosemite Sam, down to his last dime after years of pirating, faces hunger and eviction—so much so that he’s reduced to stealing carrots from Elmer Fudd’s patch. With no job offers and a stubborn refusal to wear anything but nautical garb, Sam’s fortunes take a turn when two smugglers offer him work in a "maritime research" project, complete with a sailor suit and a mysterious partner: Bugs Bunny. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Fred Abranz, this 1960 Dell comic features a cover by Tony Strobl and John Liggera, capturing the misadventure in classic Looney Tunes style.
Yosemite Sam, down to his last dime and out of pirate glory, finds himself broke and desperate—so much so that he’s stealing carrots from Elmer Fudd’s patch. With no job offers and a stubborn refusal to wear anything but nautical garb, he’s rescued by a pair of smugglers who promise him work as part of a “maritime research” project. Bugs Bunny, ever the skeptic, keeps a close eye on their strangely cooperative employers, suspecting something’s afloat beneath the surface.
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Reprinted in Yosemite Sam #5 (1971), Bugs Bunny #183 (1977), Daffy #26
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