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LOONEY TUNES # 8 (1976 GOLD KEY)

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SUMMARY:

Published by Gold Key for June 1976, this issue consists of:

  • Tasmanian Goulash (6 pages): Bugs Bunny & Porky Pig scheme to win a $1,000.00 cash prize by entering the Tasmanian Devil in an all-you-can-eat contest.  The gluttonous Devil’s subsequent eating spree causes downtown havoc that Bugs & Porky try to contain.  
  • Mind Your Manners (4 pages): Desperate to repay a $1.00 debt to a thug, Yosemite Sam struggles with Daffy Duck’s game re: proper etiquette.  He calls upon Elmer Fudd to formally introduce them.
  • A Peachy Idea (4 pages): Foghorn Leghorn & Beaky Buzzard teach Henery Hawk a lesson about elaborate traps.
  • Catnap Capers (5 pages): Tweety cons a gullible Sylvester into believing that he is dreaming.  Despite Tweety’s efforts to stop him, Sylvester takes it as creative license to do whatever he wants.
  • Extra Long Division (4 pages): Looking to score a starring role in a TV nature documentary, Wile E. Coyote tries showcasing his ‘genius’ intellect.  He unwisely accepts the Road Runner’s (aka Beep Beep) challenge of a difficult math problem.

Note: Despite her appearance on the cover, Petunia Pig isn’t in this comic.

REVIEW:

It’s no surprise that the purported humor in these five tales is pretty weak.  At least, the cheap-looking artwork is sufficient.  Curiously, in “Extra Long Division,” the Road Runner is billed as ‘Beep Beep,’ and he actually talks in friendly conversations with the Coyote.  That element alone confirms that this comic is the equivalent of a kiddie picture book (or an used coloring book).  For the sole purpose of briefly entertaining the ‘6-and-under’ crowd, this inoffensive pap could be a decent choice.

ADDITIONAL CONTENT:

None.  

BRIAN’S ODD MOON RATING:                              3 Stars

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October 2020