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Cover of Bugs Bunny #144
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CATALOG RECORD

Bugs Bunny #144

Western · Series began 1962 · September 1972

Dates

Cover date
September 1972
On sale
July 6, 1972
Pages
36

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #144 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Creators

pencils: Ralph Heimdahl, Phil De Lara, Massimo Fecchi, Tony Stroblinks: Ralph Heimdahlcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopscript: Michael Malteseletters: Bill Spicer, Rome Siemon

Stories

  • Time for a Change · 7 pages

    At Elmer Fudd’s hotel, private eye Bugs guards a “pwiceless diamond tiara” from Quick-Change Chester – a thief who, by spinning himself around, can appear as anyone or anything he chooses.

  • Music to Grow Gardens By · 6 pages

    As Elmer feels that violin music can help his garden to grow, Bugs offers his services of a tuba, clarinet, and bass fiddle to accelerate the process. A burly neighbor, a night worker who needs daytime sleep, disagrees.

  • It's All About Trout · 5 pages

    Sylvester shuns chasing Tweety in favor of fishing. When a spurned Tweety continues to pester him, the cat uses Tweey as “live bait” to catch “Ol’ Split-Tail, the most famous trout in these parts”.

  • The Great Rainmaker · 1 pages

    Bugs tries to end a drought by making rain.

  • What Elephant? · 6 pages

    A zoo elephant takes a liking to Bugs (and carrots), and follows him home.

Characters

Bugs BunnyPorky PigElmer FuddSylvesterTweety

Reprinted in

Bugs Bunny (1969)

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