Bugs Bunny

In the mid-1980s, Condor brought the beloved wisecracking rabbit to Italian newsstands with Bugs Bunny (1983–1985), a 22-issue series that captured the slapstick charm of the classic Warner Bros. cartoons. Anchored by the clean, expressive artwork of Phil De Lara and Tony Strobl, the series served up a steady diet of zany adventures, gags, and familiar Looney Tunes chaos. While a straightforward licensed title, it stands as a fondly remembered showcase of how two talented artists kept the character's timeless humor alive for a new generation of readers.