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CATALOG RECORD

Bugs Bunny #98

Western · Series began 1962 · March 1965

Dates

Cover date
March 1965
On sale
January 21, 1965
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Ralph Heimdahl, Tony Strobl, John Carey, Fred Abranz, Phil De Larainks: Ralph Heimdahl, Tony Strobl, John Carey, Fred Abranz, Steve Steere, Phil De Laracolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Tony Strobl, John Carey, Rome Siemonscript: Vic Lockman, Howard L. Anderson

Stories

  • The Mysterious Buckaroo · 13 pages

    The small western town of Buckskin Flats has a problem. Every day, the town is shot up by Yosemite Sam, the last of the old-time bad men. Banker Hill offers a thousand dollars to anyone that can get Sam out of town. Bugs takes the job, and fast-talks Sam into leaving for Hollywood. But, with Sam gone, tourism has ceased, leaving Buckskin Flats on the brink of bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Sam has acclimated quite well to Hollywood life, with a house, swimming pool, and a new picture deal. Can Bugs get him to return to his old stomping (and shooting) ground?

  • Pants Oppressed · 1 pages

    Bugs takes a job as a pants presser... until he sees his first customer.

  • Dollars to Doughnut Holes · 6 pages

    Bugs cons Elmer into buying doughnut holes - the empty space around which a doughnut is made.

  • Puzzle Payoff · 1 pages

    Henery asks Ollie to help him win a puzzle contest.

  • Adopted by Duckies · 4 pages

    Two overly-hyper orphan ducks kids decide to "adopt" Daffy as their "Unky".

  • Controlling Dis-interest · 1 pages

    Bugs offers Elmer "controlling interest" in his latest business venture.

  • The Cloud-Shooter · 4.5 pages

    When Professor Puddlemaker's rainmaking project is threatened with shutdown, Bugs leaps in to help. Thanks to Bugs' unbridled enthusiasm the project is spared, and the chemicals from the professor's "mineral rain" result in huge, rapid plant growth... but what else might result from such an experiment?

  • An Unpleasant Weight · 1 pages

    At Bugs' Gym, the rabbit promises Elmer that before long he'll be "...lugging the weights home" - and Bugs sees that he does.

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