with uncirculated versions selling for up to $1,950 and Full Bell Line examples going for as much as $5,000. You’ll get a lot less for 1955 and 1956 Bugs Bunny Franklin Half Dollars in good ...

The ultimate icon of Looney Tunes has arrived in MultiVersus! Bugs Bunny is here to create havoc and yell out "What's up, doc?" to unsuspecting people. Classified as one of the most iconic ...

Bugs Bunny appeared in various media and adaptations. One characteristic of this character is directly addressing the audience. Lines he delivers while looking at the screen like "I'll be right ...

Tom Hardy had to project menace as a motorcycle gang leader (cue Marlon Brando!) in "The Bikeriders" and found offbeat ...

Where’s the weaknesses? I need to flesh this guy out. Why is the voice a little bit creepy? Why is it a little like Bugs ...

Everyone is born. Everyone dies. It’s only the stuff that happens in the middle that makes us unique. Most tombstones either skip over that part entirely or offer mere platitudes about the ...

The goal of this change is to reduce the extreme kill power on Banana Guard’s side specials and bring it more in line with the damage of the rest of the cast. The goal of these changes is to ...

slate of characters like Batman, Rick Sanchez,and Bugs Bunny. While the stages could be ... they're all voice-acted with lines referencing the shows and movies they're from. The neat thing is ...

Jackson in the classic movie, Pulp Fiction, and modulate it so that he sounded like Bugs Bunny, or else the Australian TV ...

Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare/Who's Kitten Who?/Heaven Scent Mel Blanc (Bugs Bunny)June Foray (Granny)Daws Butler (Announcer)Arthur Q. Bryan (Elmer Fudd)Nicolai Shutorev (Giovanni Jones) Chuck Jones ...

I need to flesh this guy out. Why is the voice a little bit creepy? Why is it a little like Bugs Bunny? What can we imbue this stud with that’s so un-studly that I can identify with it?