Elmer has struck it "wich" in the stock market! His dreams of home renovations with an in-ground pool and a 32-lane skee-ball alley will finally come true! Unfortunately, he discovers that he has an unwelcome neighbor who goes by the name of Bugs Bunny! His rabbit holes infuriate Elmer! There's no way that interloper is going to spoil his American dream! It's Elmer vs. Bugs!
Again, Great stories, Great art, and always, the lighter side of Saturday morning cartoons that an older generation yearns for. But in this issue, there is plenty of satire for the readers and great commentary on today's society. Right when we need to take a step back and look at things through a different lense, Looney Tunes delivers! This issue is a bit high brow for youngsters, but the art is phenomenal to keep them engaged. Read Full Review
The third, and probably weakest of the shorts this month sees Witch Hazel be hounded by a pair of mice during her vacation. Her biggest issue really is that she would like to deal with them by turning them into mice…. But they're already mice. This would be a perfect example of a one-joke short as the mice repeatedly try and do vacation-type activities only to end up messing up Hazel’s time. It’s funny the first time, not as much by the fifth. Read Full Review
The rest of the issue is your pretty standard fare for Looney Tunes, which means pretty forgettable attempts at recreating the charm and energy of the cartoon. Read Full Review
Ingeneral, a bit of a disappointment for Looney Tunes fans. Granted, the bar isnot especially high, and one must be ready to forgive a lot with an all-agestitle with three stories squeezed into 21 pages. But jinkies, its as if DC gotway desperate for this issue. The premise was strong, but the promise ofentertainment, not so much. Read Full Review
Even for Looney Tunes fans the shorts this issue are barely passable.
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