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Looney Tunes, #231

Published: January 1961

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Issue Contents:
All Part of the... Service?

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Storyline

Bugs gets his postage money's worth, having postman Elmer lick a huge stack of envelopes for him.

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Story Notes

A little in-joke: the visible letters appear to be addressed to Ralph Heimdahl and Chuck McKimson. (Noted by Michael Morgan via the GCD Error Tracker.)

Up a tree about Christmas Gifts?
Story Notes

Christmas gift subscription ad for various Dell comic books; 12 issues for $1.00; Free with each subscription is a Dell Comic Dish and Tray puzzle. Black and white ad on inside front cover.

Between Two Pirates

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"Uncle Barnacle Bunny! This is a surprise! Glad to see you!"

Storyline

Old enemies Yosemite Sam and Bugs' pirate uncle Barnacle Bunny are in search of the same treasure, and reluctantly team up.

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The Brain Game

Story Featuring Porky Pig

"...And where it would normally take a man two million years to compute this answer, our Marvel Machine gets it in two minutes!"

Storyline

A blow on the head turns Porky into a super genius, allowing him to compete with and best a super computer.

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The Statuesque Cat

""Package for Sylvester!" called out the mailman as he left a box on the porch."

Storyline

Sylvester gets dunked in a tub of plaster of paris.

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Story Notes

Text story with one 1/4 page illustration.

The Face Savers

Story Featuring Mary Jane and Sniffles

"Oh, dear! Oh, me! My rag doll's face is blank... it's disappeared!"

Storyline

The face of Mary Jane's rag doll has disappeared and she and Sniffles have to retreive it from the Queen of Spools.

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Real George

Story Featuring Daffy Duck

"While my cake bakes I will scwub the floor and woe to the one who twacks it up!"

Storyline

Daffy convinces Elmer that he resembles George Washington

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Singing Treasure

Story Featuring Tweety and Sylvester

"Meowitch! Tweety's singing gets worse every day!"

Storyline

Sylvester takes Tweety on a treasure hunt in a deep cave... and uses him as a "canary in a coal mine" warning device.

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Time Tester

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

Storyline

Bugs puts sidewalk peddler Elmer's "Unbweakable Watch" to the test.

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Story Notes

The sign on Elmer's outdoor sales table actually says "Fudd's Unbweakable Watches $5.00" -- in Elmer Fudd-ese. On final interior page of the comic.

The Hard Sell

Story Featuring Bugs Bunny

"You're not going to sell Old Man Hardcwust anything! He hates door-to-door salesmen!"

Storyline

Bugs makes a specialized sale to a man who hates door-to-door salesmen.

Credits
Story Notes

Black and white on inside back cover.

Wear the "Spittin' Image" Six Gun Rigs Worn by TV Stars!

"Single and double Rigs $1.98 to $9.95"

Story Notes

Illustrated ad for the Daisy Manufacturing Company, Rogers, Arkansas, featuring Daisy Toy six gun rigs models 8042, 7024, and 660. Color ad on back cover. Daisy really pushes its sales marketing in this ad, in ways unseen in other Daisy ads, by including a special targeted blurb (as follows): "KIDS OVER 8 YEARS OLD! Show ad to Mom - ask her to buy you a Daisy Toy - and one for YOUR SMALLER BROTHER and SISTER who can't read yet!"