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Looney Tunes, #205

Published: November 1958

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Issue Contents:
Vote for Honest Elmer

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Credits
A Magic Bean Bowl!
Story Notes

Inside front cover; color. Promo for subscriptions to Looney Tunes comics. Rate is $1.50 for 12 issues plus a "Magic Bean Bowl" featuring cardboard standups of the Jack and Beanstalk story plus a bowl with a seed for a bean plant.

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Hey, doc, open up!"

Storyline

Bugs and Elmer are supposed to enter an amatuer show contest, but Elmer can't sleep. Bugs tries various methods to lull him to sleep.

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Story Featuring Porky Pig

"Here comes Cicero now!"

Storyline

Porky gains status in Cicero's eyes when he brings home western movie star Randy Caldwell.

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Off Key

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Storyline

Bugs tunes Elmer's off-key piano.

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Story Notes

Text story with one 1/4 page illustration.

Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"You know, Mary Jane, every time I see you picking flowers I think of that old Mother Goose rhyme!"

Storyline

Mary Jane and Sniffles go to Mother Goose Land, where they help save Humpty Dumpty from a fall.

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Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"... and this is the Smallus canaryus, or... Tweety Bird!"

Storyline

Tweety is on exhibit at the zoo (as "Smallus Canaryus"). He leads Sylvester on a hazardous chase through the other animal's cages.

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Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"I do believe this is the best pond I've ever had!"

Storyline

A foxhound mistakes Daffy for a fox.

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"Why is an island like the letter "T"?"

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Story Notes

Three one-panel riddles, with the answer printed upside-down at the bottom of the panel. Also includes Dell's "A Pledge to Parents".

7 Gigantic Dinosaurs
Story Notes

Illustrated ad for seven inflatable plastic dinosaurs for $1.00 from "Giant Dinosaurs, 114 East 32nd St. New York 16, New York."

Build Muscles with Mattel Powerarm Barbells
Story Notes

Inside back cover; color. Illustrated ad for Mattel Powerarm Barbell set. $5.00 or $7.00 versions available via coupon from Mattel, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.

"Right now, you're probably asking yourself-- What does a fox hunter drink to quench his thirst?"

Storyline

"Fresh up" Freddie is a fox hunter.

Story Notes

Back cover; color. Part of a series of "Right now you're probably asking yourself" ads in comic form for 7-Up soft drink. Ad also includes tagline "See Freddie on TV! Watch Zorro...from Walt Disney Studios every week on ABC-TV"