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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Attack of the Proto-Bugs Creature!
Following a John K's request, here you have some screenshots from a rarely seen proto-Bugs Bunny cammeo from Clampett's "Patient Porky" ( 1940). Enjoy!
This is cool, it looks a lot more like the real Bugs than his other 'ancestors', such as the one in Porky's Hare Hunt, for instance. You know, I always thought Bugs with an oval head looked a lot better than the more famous version, the one with big cheeks.
holy crap! i'VE NEVER SEEN THAT ONE! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed looking at your blog.
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff.
Thanks
some of the pics r funni.
ReplyDeleteWow!! I wish i could still see these on TV. Where do you find these???
ReplyDeleteYou've gotta love the flipped-out Daffy style Bugs.
ReplyDeleteAre you going to show the censored gag from the same cartoon?
ReplyDeleteHi Duck Dodgers, Did you download these Clampett cartoons from the net? I need to get some!
ReplyDeleteNope, I did not find the cartoon on the net.
ReplyDeleteI've founf it with trades with fellow collectors.
i'll post the censored gags involving the Rochester character later in the future.
This is a sexy blog. i enjoy the nature of the extra-vintageness of the cartoons, these are harder to find on dvd!
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may you go to heaven. thank you.
ReplyDeleteHey, that's great, this proto-Bugs really looks cool. It's a nice mixture between the modern one and the first, extremely simple Bugs.
ReplyDeleteRoberto,
ReplyDeleteI have your same opinion.
Even if this is just a cammeo, it helped to the graphical developement of Bugs as we know him today.
This is cool, it looks a lot more like the real Bugs than his other 'ancestors', such as the one in Porky's Hare Hunt, for instance. You know, I always thought Bugs with an oval head looked a lot better than the more famous version, the one with big cheeks.
ReplyDeleteWell, this one has big cheeks too, but i mean the one with cheeks that go sideways, out of the head oval, i hope you know what i'm talking about...
ReplyDeleteI saw this one a long time ago- it was awesome- and still is!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! a friend, Ms Dee shared it with me.
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