Bugs Bunny was the leading character during the Golden Age of American Animation. His popularity during this era led to his ...

Notably, Ralph and Sam's names aren't always consistent ... he was portrayed as being on friendly terms with characters like ...

The catchy alliterative sound of “Bugs Bunny” partnered well with the names of cohorts Porky Pig and Daffy Duck. Bugs' very first line, “What's up, Doc?” — unusual slang blurted out with ...

Bugs Bunny was a star for Warner Brothers ... Coyote, Pepé Le Pew, Foghorn Leghorn, and Sylvester, to name a few. At least one candidate displayed a passing resemblance to Foghorn Leghorn ...

Bugs Bunny was a mainstay in my home growing up. We loved the multitalented "wabbit" who ran around chasing anvils and crafting wily plans. He certainly is something else. As a kid, I didn't think ...

Bob Givens redesigned the Bugs Bunny character for Warner Bros ... making him a famous name in the industry. He served in the US army during the World War Two, before returning to the animation ...