Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lumberjacks," Bugs Bunny takes over his late uncle Snowshoe Rabbit’s logging operation in the Pacific Northwest, quickly proving that running a lumber business isn’t as simple as pulling a rabbit out of a hat—especially when paired with Porky Pig. With Roger Armstrong handling art, inks, and lettering, this 1947 Dell comic delivers classic slapstick chaos, all wrapped in Dan Gormley’s lively cover.
Bugs Bunny takes over his late uncle Snowshoe Rabbit’s logging operation in the northwest, only to find the business is already in trouble—especially with Porky Pig as his reluctant partner. With sawdust flying and chaos in tow, the duo’s attempt to keep the lumberjack legacy alive quickly turns into a slapstick struggle against the forest itself.
In "Senator Leghorn," the ambitious rooster campaigns for mayor of the chicken farm with ruthless tactics, leveraging his influence to pressure Henery and his parents into supporting his bid—no matter the cost. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1947 tale delivers classic Looney Tunes chaos with a political twist.
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