Looney Tunes #244
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nose Cone," Bugs Bunny finds his rabbit hole buried under a mountain of snow, only to uncover a devious scheme by a snow removal company owner who’s inventing a machine to melt snow—just to make it fall again, ensuring a never-ending cycle of work. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Phil De Lara (who also handled the cover pencils and inks), this 1962 Dell comic delivers classic Looney Tunes wit with a clever, self-sabotaging twist.
In "Snow Foe," Bugs Bunny finds his rabbit hole buried under a mountain of snow, prompting him to investigate the local snow removal company responsible. The owner, a clever but questionable entrepreneur, is secretly developing a machine to vaporize snow—only to have it fall again in a day, ensuring a steady stream of work.
When Cicero idolizes "Superbill," the TV superhero bull, Porky decides to take on a heroic role of his own—donning a mask and cape as "Superham" in a moment of accidental bravery, foiling a burglar without knowing it.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #177 (1976), Looney Tunes #39 (1981)
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