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Looney Tunes, #180

Published: October 1956

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny , Story Featuring Porky Pig

Credits
Ticket Twouble

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Feel better, old-timer?"

Storyline

Bugs tries to get a free ride on a passenger train on which Elmer is the conductor.

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Story Notes

Story titled Ticket Twouble in Fallberg's notes

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"Oh, golly, Cicero! The way it's thundering..."

Storyline

Porky is accidently locked out of his house during a night time thunderstorm. He meets Hedgerow Huppy, who is testing an invisible umbrella.

Credits
Story Notes

Porky and Petunia are shown to be next-door neighbors.

Perfect Likeness

Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"Haven't you started your painting yet?"

Storyline

Jack Frost is trying to paint a portrait of Old King WInter, without much success.

Credits
Story Notes

Story titled Perfect Likeness in Fallberg's notes

Artist Hunter

Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"Oh, boy, a job! And can I ever use the money!"

Storyline

Daffy gets a job as a traveling hat salesman for Elmer's Used Hat Shop. He tries to sell a hat to the chief of the Schmohawk Indians.

Credits
Story Notes

Story titled Artist Hunter in Fallberg's notes

Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"Sylvester, deliver this chicken fryer to..."

Storyline

Tuffy Cat steals a chicken that Sylvester was supposed to deliver to Yosemite Sam.

Credits
In the Pink
Storyline

Bugs and Porky help Petunia move to her new house on Green Street.

Story Notes

Text story with one 1/4 page illustration.

The Happy Cereal
Story Notes

Inside front cover; color; Illustrated ad for Trix breakfast cereal featuring a combination of black and white line drawings and photos of Trix cereal.

Free! Lucky Penny Pocketpiece
Story Notes

Promo for subscriptions to Looney Tunes comics. Rate is one year for $1.20 plus premium of Lucky Penny Pocketpiece.

Andy Devine says:
Story Notes

Inside back cover; color; Illustrated ad for Scotch brand cellophane tape. Premium with rolls of tape is "Andy Devine's Quick Slate."

Schwinn Phantom
Story Notes

Back cover; color; illustrated ad for the Schwinn "Phantom" model bicycle.