The premise of this graphic novel is that it's a collection of 6 comics that were published separately, each a separate story, each featuring (at least) one character from the DC universe and one from the Looney Toons world. The result is much better than it sounds. DC did a great job finding really good talent for these one shots.
Everyone involved is a major character, but it's interesting at how many aren't in there. There's no Flash or Aqua Man or Daffy Duck. Meanwhile we only get brief cameos of Green Lantern, Sylvester, Tweety and Porky. But the characters they did choose are brilliant and work even better off of each other than you'd think. I mean, Marvin the Martian and Martian Manhunter? That's brilliant! Yosemete Sam and Elmer Fudd really shine in here as well. There really isn't anyone I would take out to shoehorn in a more popular character. Below are the 6 stories and the creative teams found in the graphic novel:
Bugs Bunny meets the Legion of Super Heroes by Sam Humphries and Tom Grummett
Marvin the Marion and the Martian Manhunter by Steve Orlando, Frank, Barbiere and Aaron Lopresti
Tazmanian Devil and Wonder Woman by Tony Bedard and Barry Kitson
Wile E Coyote and Road Runner and Lobo by Bill Morrison and Kelly Jones
Yosemete Sam and Foghorn Leghorn and Jonah Hex by Jimmy Palmiotti and Mark Texeria
Elmer Fudd and Batman by Tom King and Lee Weeks
Each issue has a 'main story' done in a hyper realistic style (with the exception of Bugs and the Legion) running about 30 pages, and then each story is then followed by an 8 page story involving the same characters in a Looney Toon art style. Usually this is a follow up to the main story, except for the Legion and Bugs story which is basically just a retelling of the same story, for some reason.
The stories are arranged in the order I listed, and I'd say that's about the order of quality from least to best as well. So as you read through it, each story is a little better than the one you just read. Really all 6 stories are pretty good, but Batman and Elmer Fudd is just epic. Just look at this dialogue from the first page, it features Elmer Fudd in a hard boiled crime drama narrating the story:
"Sometimes the wain comes down so hard you forget you've ever been dwy"
"Going into Powky's that day, I twy my best to wemeber. I weawy do. Things weren't always this way. They won't always be this way."
"My name is Elmer Fudd. I'm hunting Wabbits."
"Shhhhhhhhh."
That's just awesome. I mean at this point, why are you still reading this? Go buy it now!
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Back cover was bent/creased in the corner.
I'm an avid Looney Tunes fan and love the content, but I was very disappointed that this came in with a bent corner.Shipping speed and everything was wonderful.I didn't see anything else wrong with it other than the back corner being creased (pictures included).
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I didn't see anything else wrong with it other than the back corner being creased (pictures included).
Back cover was bent/creased in the corner.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020
I'm an avid Looney Tunes fan and love the content, but I was very disappointed that this came in with a bent corner.Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020
Shipping speed and everything was wonderful.
I didn't see anything else wrong with it other than the back corner being creased (pictures included).
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Dominique Larochelle
That was fun to read :-)
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2019
Maurício Muniz
E p-p-por hoje é só pessoal...!
Reviewed in Brazil on February 9, 2019
Big-red-cheese
Looney Tunes mal nicht nur lustig!
Reviewed in Germany on June 30, 2018