DC Comics Goes Looney Tunes With New Variant Covers - Update

[-Ezio-]

i like the harley one. Gossamer's never looked better.

 

[Queen Michael]

Holey fudge, is that Daffy Duck reading the Batmanga by Jiro Kuwata? Hot dog!

 

[Fijiman]

Well the one with Deathstroke and Yosemite Sam is now my new lock screen picture for my phone. That aside I think that most of these are pretty good.

 

[Callate]

Awesome. I think the Flash one is my favorite- mostly because Speedy and the Road Runner are leaving him behind.

 

[Gordon_4_v1legacy]

Those are all wonderful, I mean the mythology's wrong for the one with Wonder Woman and Elmer Fudd in the What's Opera Doc one but its well drawn enough that I don't care.

 

[Saltyk]

Can we get these characters in superhero shows or movies? I mean, how amazing would it be for Bugs to take a wrong turn at Albuquerque, find Superman v. Batman's Lex Luthor, and munch on a carrot with a casual "What's up, Doc?"

Luthker was already a cartoon character in that trailer. Having Bugs show up would have been a little too on the nose. Though, Bugs would have probably been both funnier and less of a joke at the same time.

Man, is it just me or does the New 52 Superman seem very punchable? I mean, I really want to punch him. He seems like a pompous jerk in every image.

Anyway, there are some great images here. Wonder woman singing opera with Fudd. Aquaman finding Bugs in the Mermaid outfit. The Looney Toons as the various heroes. Road Runner and Speedy racing Flash. Plenty of these are very cool and humorous covers. Though, I wonder why they are doing these. It's not like Bugs and Daffy can actually show up in the DC Universe and give Sinestro a hard time. Toon Force logic makes them all more powerful than even Superman.

And I just realized Lola doesn't seem to appear in any of the covers other than the Looney Toons as Heroes cover. I wouldn't have even noticed if she didn't appear in that one cover. Sort of makes it stand out more.

 

[hermes]

Pepe le pew resisting Starfire? What are you, gay?

There are several cartoons where the roles are reversed and he is the target of attention of some very aggressive females, and he becomes extremely shy. His demeanor only works when he is the one "seducing".

Those crossovers has different levels of quality. The Michigan J. Frog one is really bad, but I really liked the Robin/Sylvester one.

 

[LordLundar]

Though, I wonder why they are doing these. It's not like Bugs and Daffy can actually show up in the DC Universe and give Sinestro a hard time. Toon Force logic makes them all more powerful than even Superman.

They're variant covers that are being used to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Looney tunes, done because Warner Bros owns DC. They're not tied into the story in any way shape or form. The same thing was done a few months ago with the Joker where there were variant covers done for a variety of comics. The variant had the Joker on each in some form or another regardless of whether he was involved int he story or even if he ever interacted with the character.

That said, it's also not the first time there's been a crossover between the two. Daffy Duck in his Duck Dodgers persona was recruited by the Green Lantern Corp and he became the Green Loontern.

 

[Basement Cat]

What are you, gay?

/Implying

You know how stupid that would sound if the genders were reversed and you called a girl a lesbian for resisting a man's advances?

I guess the reference went right over your head.

Scott Pilgrim, right?

OT: These are just too cute. Tongue in cheek light hearted fun like this is always a plus in my book.

 

[PunkRex]

Aquaman #46 I swear Bugs, any excuse to get tarted up.

This is awesome stuff, HOW'S IT FEEL PEPE, YA FREAKING CREEPER!?