Buster Bunny #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe lead story "No Place Like Rome" follows Buster Bunny as he encounters lions and is captured, brought before Emperor Nero who has heard of the "stranger" disrupting the city. Buster reveals he possesses the Sacred Ring of Jupiter, which grants the power to change hands, impressing the Emperor who offers him pardon. A second story, "Sniffy the Pup in Crazy About Winter," shows Sniffy enjoying winter snow until his owner tasks him with shoveling; Sniffy's subsequent snow adventures end when he falls through ice. The issue also includes a story involving jewel thieves and an impostor, where Buster becomes entangled in a scheme and searches for his friend while a fortune-teller provides cryptic guidance.
Buster Bunny stumbles into a mysterious time-traveling adventure after accidentally breaking an ancient urn at a museum, only to wake up in ancient Rome—where he’s mistaken for a gladiator and must evade capture while trying to find a way back home. With a magic ring as his only clue, he’s thrust into a chaotic athletic tournament, forced to play along as he navigates the dangers of the Colosseum and the treacherous catacombs.
Brownie Bear struggles to level a wobbly table, trying various fixes that only make it worse. After multiple failed attempts, he finally finds a level — but the story doesn't reveal what happens next.
Sniffy the Pup, desperate to escape the harsh winter, flees southward with a makeshift plan and a bag of supplies—only to be mistaken for a cook by a group of hobos who trap him in their jungle. When his accidental soup draws the attention of Cyrus Moneybags, a wealthy man who smells something delicious on his estate, Sniffy’s fate takes a surprising turn as he’s recruited as the new personal chef, leaving his escape route uncertain.
Buster Bunny sneaks into the carnival grounds only to accidentally stumble into the tent of a pair of gypsy fortune tellers, where he’s mistaken for a thief and left holding stolen jewels. As the gypsies prepare to flee with their loot, Buster must escape their clutches and find a way to alert his friend Bill before they’re caught.
Dizzy Duck is startled by a police officer who pulls him over for riding his pogo stick without a license, leading to a humorous exchange about needing a license plate. The story follows Dizzy’s attempts to find a place to attach the plate, ending with a clever idea to solve the problem.
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