#looney tunes variant

[dailydccomics]

variant cover by Joe Quinones

#harleen quinzel #gossamer #dc comics #harley quinn #looney tunes #cover art #variant cover #dc #harley quinn/gossamer special

[skullislandproductions]

Green Lantern issue 46 Looney Tunes variant cover 2015. This is my second attempt for the cover. Version 1 had been made not knowing this was a riff on a very famous Green Lantern cover. When my son, Spencer, saw it, he realized what it was and suggested I might want to do a bit of research. Once I saw the original Green Lantern cover, I knew I needed to take another crack at it. This was the result.

#Spike Brandt #Jorge Corona #Mark Chiarello #Chuck Jones #Looney Tunes #WB #Marvin #runt #pipsqueak #K-9 #canine #pupper #Green Lantern #green #ring #willpower #Kirby krackle #cartoon #toon #variant comic

[myheadisemptyffonly]

My favorite wolfstar variant? Obviously bugs bunny and daffy duck 🫣

#wolfstar variant #wolfstar #remus lupin #sirius black #remus x sirius #marauders #harry potter #buggs bunny #daffy duck #I don't know why #They just give me the vibes #looney tunes

[cosmicgalaxy22]

Mum: Are you sure you haven’t got enough pop figures?

Me: ‘Looks at my 80+ collection of pop figures ’ It will never be enough

#funkopop #funkocollection #pop vinyl #collection #figure collecting #disney #looney tunes #marvel #mcu #sonic the hedgehog #dc comcis #star wars #avengers #guardians of the galaxy #transformers #tmnt #harry potter #mickey mouse #lots of mickey mouse variants #lots more #wish I could get an Oswald the Lucky rabbit one though #looks at price for £100 or more and reluctantly looks away #*sighs* maybe one day #also Beastars ones? Hello?

[l-e-g-i-o-n-losh]

Ok it looks like we are going to the housing conference tomorrow. First event out of the house in 3 years very intimidating. We are masking but there will be food so masks will not be 100%. Bright side i love cons. Downside ough walking idk if I can bring my cane.

#songs that the hyades shall sing #we're discussing covid protocols for summer and long covid concerns for the next decade #chicago has extremely low numbers rn given our population which is why dad says greenlight on events #but variant development feels like if you walk down the street in looney tunes world and any given window on any building could drop a vase #or a piano on your head every minute

[anissapierce]

Theres literal scholarship written abt bugs daffy n their interactions w each other n gender and ove read n reread so many times

#daffy is such a fascinating character like ppl latch onto bugs bc like ... his gender variance is literally on scredn #its his and his towels its the dresses etc #its his gender being presented as 'rabbit' #but w daffy hes been equally as gender variant but it's in behaviors n no im not talking about his lisp #looney tunes talk tag

[browsethestacks]

Harley Quinn #022 (Looney Tunes Variant) (2016)

Art by Amanda Conner

#Comics #DC Comics #Harley Quinn #Gossamer #Amanda Conner #Art #Original Art #Before And After #Fantasy #Humor #Humor Comics #Animation #Cartoons #Looney Tunes #Hair #2016 #2010s #10s

[thewebcomicsreview]

I know by now Bad Webcomics Wiki is not a good resource for adequate webcomic criticism, but their Sabrina Online review kind of irked me. It's pretty clear from the get go they don't respect people calling themselves furries, and the review reflects that, with maybe a few minor criticisms of the comic itself. Also, they have a problem with it being Looney Tunes-influenced while having adult situations. You can make a comic with anthropomorphic characters and have them in mature situations, a good example is the noir graphic novel Blacksad. They shouldn't be reviewing a comic like this if they can't be objective about it. Whether you're a furry or not, that's not fair. Or am I just oblivious to the comics shortcomings?

I'm pretty sure at least half of BWW reviews are done by people who have never read the comic they're reviewing. It's a big part of why they all open with some variant of "Downfall: It always sucked" as their One Joke.

As is the case on their Sabrina Online review. Which also makes fun of Sabrina Online calling attention to itself being one of the first-ever webcomics while also calling it "derivative" without doing much of anything to explain that contradiction. Like, they mean "derivative" of Looney Tunes but....Looney Tunes is rather famously slapstick jokes and not sitcom slice-of-life?

And, like, if your whole thesis is that a webcomic from September 1996 is derivative of Looney Tunes because it's a mildly sexy take on the funny animal genre and you're not mentioning the hot new Looney Tune of 1996

I mean, there's a certain level of intellectual laziness that kind of discredits your review writ large, you know?

Similarly, their complaints about the small size of the images does not acknowledge the state of internet technology in 1996, there's just a supreme lack of effort to put the comic into any kind of historical context in the service of any kind of point. "Well, they should have changed it as technology improved". They did!

Eric Schwartz is actually making the pictures not only in color, but in a normal-sized format as well rather than teeny-tiny as previously. Don't ask why.

It might be worth asking why, BWW, especially when the answers are obvious.

#Sabrina Online #Bad Webcomics Wiki #Honestly Minerva Mink might have been more influential than Lola Bunny #But Minerva Mink isn't nearly as well-known

[neutron669]

Looney Tunes variant covers by Gabriele Dell'Otto

#gabriele dell'otto #looney tunes #art #superman #bugs bunny #iconic

[that-rackin-frackin-varmint]

A apt distinction between Dafpork and Baffy (followed by a long ramble)

Since the looney tunes show era, it's not uncommon for looney tunes fans and even modern looney tunes to define Daffy and Porky's dynamic to be of the bully and doormat variant. Doesn't help when the latter half of the classic looney tunes shorts assert Daffy to be dull but domineering, and Porky to be competent but meek.

I don't reject these portrayals, but I do find it reductive to reduce Porky's aptitude for hubris, or Daffy's capacity for emotional intelligence... sometimes intelligence, period. Especially when people write them in comparison to how they write Baffy's dynamic.

So, here's a comic strip that encapsulates both Dafpork and Baffy's dynamics in a way that helps me summarise my points. The premise is the same for both: Daffy tells the latter a joke.

Here, Daffy tells a harmless (albeit flirtatious) joke. And Porky responds by crushing his trash can over Daffy's head and remarking on the quality of his humor.

As best friends, this is their normal -- usually Daffy initiates by tormenting Porky, and Porky will retaliate (sometimes dishing out more than Daffy may have earned). Other times Porky initiates and Daffy responds accordingly. This is how they banter.

Now let's move onto Baffy.

Here, Daffy tells a joke, and Bugs seems all too familiarised to his antics. Then Daffy pushes for a compromise, Bugs gives in. And then Daffy makes him regret the decision.

As best friends, this is their normal -- Daffy initiates by tormenting Bugs, Bugs anticipates this and usually shuts him down. Daffy pleads with Bugs to humor him, Bugs allows it, and then immediately regrets it (to varying degrees of legitimacy).

This is to say:

Porky can fall into the trap of being a doormat, but when it comes to Daffy, is a lot more emotionally volatile to the point of explosive anger. They're also very good at playing to their roles in relation to each other, making their interactions in shorts snappy, varied, unpredictable and hilarious.

Bugs is more attuned to psychological warfare and mind games, but has a track record of giving into Daffy's whims against his better judgment. He also has shown/admitted many times that he has a soft spot for Daffy, which makes their shorts carry this level of unspoken familiarity that is rarely found in classic looney tunes.

In the shorts, Dafpork operate like the duo that click the moment they clock each other, while Baffy operate like the duo with undisclosed history. Which I find super interesting when in terms of chronology, it should technically be the other way around since Dafpork shorts are greater in bulk and came way earlier before Baffy.

All this goes to show that truly, in my heart of hearts, Porky is NOT as soft-hearted as modern looney tunes media may have you believe. And Bugs has an understated weakness to pitiable pleas from sensitive birds.

#sometimes i look at instagram reels and think long and hard 'is this a baffy coded post or a dafpork coded post and why' #usually it goes like 'i can see bugs doing this for daffy' or 'i can see daffy doing this for porky' #and then i just relent and go 'both. both is good' #i like both dynamics. they got potential. #slightly more inclined towards baffy since they get more instances of tension and banter in modern media. #but i like depicting daffy with a casual but legitimate crush on porky (he likes the body but the face is a hit or miss) #i feel like porky hasn't seriously considered it. but is more than open to it if the offer's on the table (unless he's already with petunia #melon ramble🍉 #looney tunes #bugs bunny #daffy duck #porky pig #dafpork #baffy #baffy void

[wileroadfoolery]

I want a baby: Wile responses in other variants part 1

Mainline universe:

Wabbit/New looney tunes:

Baby looney tunes:

HBO max shorts:

And finally Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas

#wile e coyote #wileroad #looney toons #wile e. coyote #looney tunes fanart #roadrunner #roadrunner looney tunes #looney tunes #long post #hbo looney tunes #wabbit #baby looney tunes #Bah #Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas #I want a baby meme

[ducktoonsfanart]

Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny plus Buster and Babs Bunny in China celebrate Chinese New Year - Bugs and Lola Week

Even though I'm already late, I still did a drawing related to Bugs and Lola week. And on the subject of Confession. Yes, I'm a Looney Tunes fan as well as the love couple between Bugs and Lola (Lola did appear in several variants before the official version under different names), so I did a drawing related to them, plus I added Buster and Babs Bunny from Tiny Toons Adventures since I'm a fan of that cartoon. Yes, in my headcanon Buster is Bugs' nephew and Babs is Lola's niece (although Babs is more like Bugs). And yes, they are all together in China, in traditional Chinese clothing (Bugs and Buster are wearing Tang Suits, while Lola and Babs are wearing Hanfu Suits) celebrating Chinese New Year. Yes, this year 2023 is the year of the rabbit so that's why I put them, and I love rabbits. This is the real Bugs family.

I hope you like this drawing and this idea. Thanks for this idea diesel10joseph567, as well as the dedicated www.instagram.com/smolcilla/ who organized this. Thank you! And happy belated birthday to Lola Bunny!

#my fanart #looney tunes #cartoons #tiny toons #tiny toons adventures #tiny toons looniversity #bugs and lola week #bugs bunny #lola bunny #buster bunny #babs bunny #china #chinese new year #rabbits #chinese traditional clothes #fanart #bugs x lola #otp #love couple #bugs family #headcanon #my headcanon #my style #space jam #the looney tunes show #looney tunes cartoons #looney tunes show #warner bros #warner bros cartoons

[skullislandproductions]

Porky Pig drawing (unused version 1) for DC’s Grayson issue 14 variant comic book cover from 2015. DC art director Mark Chiarello supplied me with a rough concept for the cover showing how everything should work and had me pencil Porky, to be provided to the cover artist, Mikel Janin. I submitted this drawing, but Mark requested some changes, which I will post tomorrow.

#Spike Brandt #Mikel Janin #Mark Chiarello #Looney Tunes #Warner Bros Animation #Porky #Porky Pig #Robin #Nightwing #Grayson #Dick Grayson #hero #superhero #DC #DC Comics #comic #variant cover #drawing #animation paper #that's all folks

[ducktracy]

I'm sure you've addressed this before:

How come Bugs Bunny is occasionally staring me down with death eyes in the intro of a Looney Tunes cartoon? Why is he so mad?

this ask—like everything else in my inbox—has been ruminating for awhile, and part of that is because i didn’t have an answer! i truly did not know other than “uhhhhh Art Davis animates one version of it :)”. but. i am thrilled to say that i DO have some speculation! and it is complete speculation and interpretation, nothing more, but it’s something! SO

the first short to have that title variant is Tex Avery’s The Heckling Hare. it’s pretty important to note Avery’s involvement here—his Bugs was very wily and combative. it could depend on the needs of the cartoon—he’s pretty cool and calm in A Wild Hare, and at least comparatively so (save for some moments) in The Heckling Hare. Tortoise Beats Hare has him ranting and raving as soon as the cartoon starts, driven by rage and conceit throughout the whole thing; it’s been a few years since i’ve seen All This and Rabbit Stew, and i’ve only seen it once, but my recollection is that Bugs was pretty reactionary in that one too.

i think noting its attachment to The Heckling Hare in particular is also important because the cartoon’s titles follow that same principle—a confrontational Bugs looms over the typography, obscuring the audience’s view and thereby heckling even them, too. likewise, his arms are bent and on his hips, shadow cast at a diagonal angle, which immediately reads as confrontational and aggressive. i don’t think the Bugs on the shield logo was made explicitly for this cartoon and nothing else, but knowing that this short opens with a particularly aggressive tone, it does add some context as to why he behaves the way he does.

MY POINT BEING that Avery’s Bugs is much more aggressive than the Bugs we know today. thus, that was reflected in the opening titles—whereas most titles with cartoon characters in them were pleasant and amiable (Woody Woodpecker pecks holes and laughs! Popeye blows his pipe! Porky—later to be accompanied by Daffy—continually greets the audience with his happy, shining mug!), Bugs greets you with contempt and disdain. you’re intruding on his privacy; he makes a point to remind you that his time could be much better spent chewing carrots and luxuriating rather than entertaining your attention, but he’ll do it anyway.

obviously, Bugs got less abrasive as his personality was explored more in-depth. so, there comes a little bit of a dissonance when stretching into the mid ‘40s or so. that Art Davis variation (basically, the one where Bugs looks like Bugs) is fashioned after a synonymous intro that was more representative of the Bugs of its time. by 1945 or whenever the intro started appearing, he was much more mellow and less confrontational/disdainful, so having him seem so angry does kind of feel out of nowhere. but it isn’t! it just rides on the coattails of a previous variant that was more applicable for its time

#(if it’s not obvious i started drafting up my analysis of The Heckling Hare HAHA) #thanks for your patience and asking this! it’s fun to mull on #asks #mitchumsstinkums

[donnatroyprincessofthemyscira]

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COMICLIST: DC COMICS NEW RELEASES FOR 09/13/2023

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Batman #608 (Jim Lee 2nd Printing Foil Variant Cover)(Batman Day 2023 Special Edition)(available 09/16/23), $9.99

Batman ’89 HC (Joe Quinones Variant Dust Jacket)(Batman Day 2023 Special Edition)(available 09/16/23), $29.99

Batman And Robin #1 (Cover A Simone Di Meo Wraparound Variant), $4.99

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Batman Gargoyle Of Gotham #1 (Of 4)(Cover A Rafael Grampa), $6.99

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World’s Finest Teen Titans #3 (Of 6)(Cover A Chris Samnee & Mat Lopes), $3.99

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[the-owlman1000000000000000000000]

Earth-3 Captain Carrot & His Amazing Zoo Crew

I made an Earth-3 evil variant of Captain Carrot and his Amazing Zoo Crew. I call them “Captor Carrot and his Awful Zoo Criminals.” The title says Antagonizing, but I changed it.

I imagine that they would be a group of cartoonish villains from Earth-3C. Ultraman thought he created them (as he likes to doodle on napkins while sitting in the Panopticon or his Dominion of Subjection). But one day he would be transported to their world (almost like something out of a cartoon on his world: Toonish Loons (Earth-3 Looney Tunes)), and meet the “top dogs” of their world.

Top Row L-R: Reichsadler, American Bitch, Captor Carrot, Dark Alley, Choking Hazard

Bottom Row L-R: Quick Pace, Brother Boar, Pest Problem

#earth 3 #Captain Carrot #dc comics #crime syndicate #dc universe #scribblenauts #earth-3 #Amazing Zoo Crew