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#167
Looney Tunes, #166

Published: August 1955

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Storyline

Bugs barbecuing carrots.

Credits
Delayed Action Gumballs

Story Featuring Elmer Fudd

Credits
Story Notes

Inside Front Cover; black and white; no dialogue

Private Ear

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Hmm! That's good! Looks like he's sound asleep!"

Storyline

Bugs uses his super-hearing to catch a jewel thief.

Credits
Story Notes

Title from Carl Fallberg's notes.

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"While you're skindiving, I'm going out and hunt for Indian arrowheads!"

Storyline

While wearing a skin-diving suit, Porky is mistaken as a lake monster.

Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"Ow! What a gale!"

Storyline

Daffy accidentally incites a mutiny.

Credits
Ice Cream and Cake
Credits

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Taxi, Elmer?"

Storyline

Elmer gets in Bugs' taxi.

Credits

Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"Grandma left her glasses on the chair!"

Storyline

Tweety puts Grandma's glasses on Sylvester while he is sleeping.

Credits

Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"Today we'll play like I'm a regular nurse, and..."

Storyline

Mary Jane must cure the Grasshopper King of his hay fever.

Credits

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"Okay, Hank! Next stop!"

Credits
What's Up Doc?
Story Notes

Shown is Front Cover of Bugs Bunny (1952 Series), #44 (August-September 1955)

"What do they call people who sit in the front seats of a bus?"
Story Notes

Inside Back Cover; black and white

"Why is a calendar like a fruit cake?"
Credits
Story Notes

Inside Back Cover; black and white

A Pledge to Parents
Story Notes

Inside Back Cover; black and white

Big News! Free Gifts! Good Comics
Story Notes

Back Cover; Subscription ad for various Dell comic books and the Dell Comics Club; U.S.: 12 issues for $1.00; 24 issues for $1.85; Canada: $1.20 and $2.00; Choice of free gifts: Ball point pen, lucky rabbit's foot, KE puzzle game set, or vinyl plastic wallet; Partially shown are Front Covers of Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry Comics, The Lone Ranger, Gene Autry Comics, Walter Lantz New Funnies, Roy Rogers Comics, Marge's Little Lulu, and Tarzan