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Buster Bunny #2 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 37 pages

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ContinueBuster Bunny #3 →
Contains 7 stories
Wasted Wishes
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster Bunny: Bill BunnyMrs. Bunny

Buster Bunny spots a football he desperately wants but can't afford, so he tricks his friend Bill Bunny into trading it for what he claims is a magic lamp—really just an old teapot from his mother's shelf. When Bill discovers the "lamp" doesn't work and trades it away, Buster must chase down the junk-man to recover it before his mother discovers he's given away the family savings hidden inside. A wild chase unfolds as Buster tries to set things right and reclaim both the teapot and the football that started it all.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster BunnyMrs. Bunny
Full Speed Ahead
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Tommy TurtleWoodrow Woodchuck

Tommy Turtle sets out through the woods to seek help for his friend Woodrow Woodchuck, who's been trapped by a wolf, but his journey to find assistance becomes a comical obstacle course of mishaps—swamps, crocodiles, and woodpecker nests—that test his determination at every turn. When he finally reaches help, he discovers the situation has taken an unexpected turn, leaving Tommy to grapple with disappointment and doubt about his own heroism.

Concert Tonight
0.5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster Bunny
Jack Frost's Revenge
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster Bunny: Bill Bunny
Hold That Pose
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster BunnyBill BunnyMrs. Van Snoot

When Bill Bunny drops by his cousin's photography studio for a visit, his well-meaning bumbling quickly spirals into chaos—ruined film, a broken special camera, and a dignitary arriving for a portrait shoot. But when Bill accidentally captures pictures of bank robbers through the studio window, his mishaps take an unexpectedly heroic turn as the photographs become the key to catching the criminals. It's a wild ride from studio disaster to unlikely hero in this 1950 romp featuring Buster Bunny, Bill Bunny, and Mrs. Van Snoot.

The Record Breaker
2 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Buster Bunny

Buster Bunny is eager to compete in the winter ski meet at Ski Hill, but first he needs to earn enough money for a pair of skis—so he sets out shoveling snow to scrape together five dollars. Racing to the slopes with his new skis and dreams of glory, Buster launches himself down the mountain, only to discover that his timing might be a little off.

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