Bugs Bunny

From 1969 to 1984, Magazine Management brought the iconic Warner Bros. trickster to the printed page with Bugs Bunny, a 31-issue comic series that captured the character's wisecracking, carrot-chomping spirit. The book was a showcase for a rotating team of Disney and animation veterans, with Don R. Christensen as the most prolific writer, while artists Phil De Lara, Tony Strobl, and Ralph Heimdahl brought the Looney Tunes world to life with energetic, playful art. A staple of the newsstand era, this series kept Bugs and his zany cohorts—from Daffy Duck to Elmer Fudd—in the hands of young readers during a golden age of licensed comics.