Looney Tunes #236
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Perilous Passage," two mischievous green men from the Earth's core accidentally tunnel into Bugs Bunny's burrow while fleeing their light-sensitive enemies, the clod people. With the clods closing in and their only hope being sunshine, the trio sets off on a frantic journey—armed with Bugs' flashlight and a whole lot of wits—to find a way to save the underground city.
In "A Fling in the Ring," Elmer Fudd's acting ambitions take a wild turn when Daffy Duck tricks him into signing up as a sparring partner for the heavyweight champ Muscles Mike—after cleverly changing the sign to read "starring partner." The result is a hilariously mismatched bout that’s more slapstick than sport, with Elmer’s earnestness clashing perfectly with Daffy’s scheming.
Porky Pig’s morning routine takes a chaotic turn when he sabotages his alarm clock, prompting him to build a wild Rube Goldberg machine to get up. Just as he’s setting it off, a mysterious "mandaliya monk" slips out of the zoo and wanders into his house.
When Mary Jane’s instruments fall out of tune, she and her clever mouse friend Sniffles journey to the whimsical realm of Tuneland—only to discover that the once-kingly King Clear Note has vanished, taken by the discordant villain Sour Note.
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Reprinted in Beep Beep the Road Runner #23 (1971), Bugs Bunny #184 (1977)
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