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Looney Tunes, #214

Published: August 1959

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Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Storyline

Bugs sweeping dirt and rubbish under the train of Petunia's gown.

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Kraft Candies Good, Like All Kraft Foods
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Story Notes

Inside Front Cover; Ad for Kraft Fudgies.

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Good grief! Here comes Fuddsy lickity split! He's caught me red-handed in his carrots again!"

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Story Notes

This story bears similarities to [Elmer wants a raise] in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Comics (1954 Series), #158 (December 1954).

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"Porky! Mercy sakes! Is this the way you're going to lie around during Physical Fitness Week?"

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The Pest Remover
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Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"Gee, Sniffles...The world of tomorrow! I wonder how it would be for my Mother Goose folks...living in a fabulous city like this a hundred years from now!"

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Story Notes

Pencils credit from Michael Morgan via the GCD Error Tracker.

Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"Stop following me, you wascal duck! These are my gwoceries, and you're not going to mooch them away fwom me!"

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Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"I can use a pussycat here on the farm! Keep the mice out of the feed room and you can have a home as long as you want to stay, kitty!"

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Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Supposing somebody does step on the grass, officer - what's the fine?"

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A Pledge to Parents
Win a Free Magic Vacation
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Nichols "Design a New Toy" contest from Nichols Industries, Inc.; First prize is a trip to Hollywood, Disneyland, and Pacific Ocean Park; One second prize; 100 merit prizes.

For Prizes Out of This World at No Cost - or Cash Profits...
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Inside Back Cover; Ad for the J.S.C.A. (Junior Sales Club of America).

"Right now, you're probably asking yourself - how does a lumberjack get a quick, refreshing lift?"
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Back Cover; Ad for 7-Up soft drink from The Seven-Up Company.