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Looney Tunes, #190

Published: August 1957

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Issue Contents:
Rhino Paper Holder

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

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"There's a thirsty monkey in the zoo..."
Story Notes

Inside front cover; color: Illustrated ad for 7-Up soft drink. Part of "Nothing Does It Like 7-Up" campaign.

Hillside Hi-Jinks

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

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Story Notes

The "expensive" homes advertised on a billboard cost $23,950; story titled Hillside Hi-Jinks in Christensen's notes.

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"Why do you have today's date circled, Porky?"

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Sombrero Safari
Storyline

Daffy tries to trick Elmer into taking him along on an airplane trip.

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Story Notes

Text story with one 1/4 page illustration.

Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"Oh, Mother, just look at that lovely bird! Do you suppose we could go inside and see it?"

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Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"Oh-Oh! When that twuck hit that bump a box bounced wight out into the woad!"

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Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"What's the matter with that clock? It's been at twelve for the last hour!"

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The 'Action-engineered' AMF Roadster
Story Notes

Illustrated ad for AMF Roadmaster bicycles. the "Flying Falcon" model is depicted.

Juicy Fruit Gum Safety Quiz
Story Notes

Inside back cover; color; ad for Wrigley's Juicy Fruit chewing gum, which contains a "find the errors" black and white drawing emphasizing summer outdoors safety at a cookout.

"Cracker-Jack offers you this glow-in-the-dark name plate..."

Story Notes

Back cover; illustrated ad for Cracker-Jack snack featuring personalized "glow-in-the-dark" name plates as mail-in premium. Sample depicted has the name "Elden Priestly" on it, which may be a parody of "Elvis Presley."