|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click on an image to view a large photo. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Bugs Bunny Dakin Figure
"Eh, What's Up Doc?"
Produced By: R. Dakin & Co.
Price: $125.00 USD
Stock Level: Unknown |
Great 10" inch tall vinyl-hard plastic doll, with all his whiskers and original hang tag with the character's name on one side. Condition: Excellent: C-9.5 Produced in 1971 Code: COL-00319 |
| Comments
Probably the world's best known rabbit, Bugs Bunny evolved into the brash character we know in the late 1930's in the Leon Schlesinger cartoon studios at Warner Brothers, dubbed "Termite Terrace" by it's employees. He first uttered his memorable "Eh, what's up Doc?" to Elmer Fudd in "THE WILD HARE" back in 1940, and the mischievous wabbit has been asking it ever since in the voice made famous by Mel Blanc. Until 1969 the cartoons were released or produced by Warner Brothers. Bugs' first comic book appearance was in 1941 in the first issue of 'Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies' and a Sunday newspaper strip started in 1943. Many cartoons, comic books and animated TV specials in the years since have been accompanied by a seemingly endless parade of merchandise, usually copyrighted by Warner Brothers. |
|
