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Cover: Ralph Heimdahl

Four Color #281

Jun 1950 · Dell · 0.10 USD
“Bully vs. Kangaroo”

In "Bully vs. Kangaroo," Bugs Bunny ventures into the unlikely world of book lending, only to stumble upon a book on hypnotism that sets off a series of hilarious mind games. With a wink and a nudge, he uses the book to convince Sylvester he’s a millionaire—and then, with equal flair, tricks himself into the same delusion. Roger Armstrong’s expressive artwork brings the absurdity to life, while Ralph Heimdahl’s cover captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines. A 10-cent gem from 1950, this Four Color issue is a delightfully silly showcase of classic cartoon logic.

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cover pencils, inks Ralph Heimdahl

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Bugs goes into the lending library business. He reads a book on hypnotism and hypnotizes Sylvester into believing he's a millionaire. Bugs repeats the process with a mirror and hypnotizes himself into believing he's a millionaire, too.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).