Dates
- Cover date
- December 1952-January 1953
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- ALL-a Cart · 1 pages
At Bugs' new cafe, Elmer orders "woast pwime wib of beef" - a la carte - and Bugs delivers.
- Football Luck · 14 pages
Bugs is signed to play for the Joketown Giants, a pro football team, because his incredible luck makes him unstoppable, but a crooked gambler hires the Swamp Witch to put a hex on him.
- Bugs Bunny and Simple Si, The Private Eye · 14 pages
"Pinocchio" meets "The Maltese Falcon" in this bizarre tale of double and triple crossings over "The Dimpled Diana", an ebony statue with the key to a vast treasure inscribed on its base. "Simple Simon the Soup-Chips Kid", a humanized puppet with strings, is tired of performing as a marionette on a kids' TV show and aspires to become, not a "real boy", but accomplished at a worthwhile career. Bugs humors him and sets him up as a private eye with a broom closet as his office, donning a mop-wig to become his girl Friday. The gag leads to some honest-to-Bogart "Maltese Falcon-esque" intrigue.
- The Telephone Pole Down the Rabbit Hole · 4 pages
When a telephone pole is dropped into Bugs' rabbit hole, to save digging an additional hole, Bugs declares war on the telephone company boss.
- Rain, Rain Goes Astray · 1 pages
Cloud-seeding rainmaker Bugs does his job only too well.
- Snow Shovel Assumptions · 1 pages
Bugs assumes that Elmer might not lend the rabbit his snow shovel.
Reprinted in
Bugs Bunny (1962), Bugs Bunny Annual (1951)