Bugs Bunny #1

Jun 1990

He doesn't look it, but Bugs Bunny turned 50 in 1990.  And, just in time to wish him a happy birthday, DC Comics brought you three issues of wackiness, fun and adventure, starring Bugs, Daffy Duck and the rest of the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes gang.  Bugs and Daffy have stumbled onto a plot by Witch Hazel to use some mythical artifacts for the nefarious purpose of gaining power and wealth.  Well, mostly power.  The artifacts in question?  The legendary 'Busts of Fudd,' molded out of ancient Plaztec and modeled after explorer Amerigo Fudd, ancestor of Elmer Fudd.  Along with many of their friends (and a bunch of their enemies), Bugs and Daffy set off on a globe-hopping quest to stop her plot.  Guest-stars the Tasmanian Devil.  

Written by Joey Cavalieri, with art by Chuck Fiala and John Costanza.  Cover by Fiala and Kez Wilson.  

Cover price $1.00.

Issue Details
Issue:  #1
Published:  June 1990
Cover Price:  1.00 USD; 1.25 CAD
Pages:  36
Editing:  Brian Augustyn

Cover Details
Characters:  Daffy Duck; Bugs Bunny
Genre:  Funny Animal
Pencils:  Chuck Fiala
Inks:  K. S. Wilson

22-page Bugs Bunny story "High Infidelity"
Characters:  Bugs Bunny; Daffy Duck; Elmer Fudd; Witch Hazel; Amerigo Fudd; Tazmanian Devil; Don Saranarapa
Synopsis:  Elmer Fudd's ancestor, Amerigo Fudd had a collection of powerfull plastic skulls that Bugs and Daffy are trying to find before Witch Hazel does.
Genre:  Funny Animal
Script:  Joey Cavalieri
Pencils:  Chuck Fiala
Inks:  John Costanza
Colors:  Rick Taylor
Letters:  John Workman

Cover price $1.00
Overstreet Guide price $5.00