| Issue | #12 |
| Published | January 1952 |
| Frequency | bi-monthly |
| Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | ? |
| Notes | Indicia: BUSTER BUNNY, a magazine published bi-monthly and copyright 1951 by ANIMATED CARTOONS, INC., 163 Pratt St., Meriden, Conn. Editorial and executive offices, 10 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y. Subscription (12) issues, $1.20; single copies, 10ยข; Foreign and Canadian postage extra. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office, Meriden, Conn., February 6, 1950, under the Act of March 2, 1879. Names of all characters used in cartoons, stories and articles are ficticious. If the name of any living person or existing institution is used, it is a coincidence. In corresponding with this magazine, please be sure to include your local postal zone number, if any. Manuscripts and drawings must be accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope and are submitted at the author's risk. No. 12. January, 1952. PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. |
| Characters | Buster Bunny |
| Synopsis | Buster Bunny delivers newspapers with a slingshot. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Synopsis | Ad for Vacutex blackhead remover from Ballco Products Company. |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Notes | Inside front cover; includes indicia |
| Characters | Buster Bunny; Pop Bunny; Mom Bunny; Mayor Whiffle; Chumley; Sergeant Floop; Miss Blodgett; Dean Fumbledud; P. T. Farnum |
| Synopsis | Buster Bunny gives the Thanksgiving turkey a growth serum. The turkey grows huge and runs amok through town with Buster on his back. Buster is almost thrown into the reformatory, but is saved when P. T. Farnum buys the giant turkey for his circus, so that Buster can pay off the damages. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Characters | Pud; Butch |
| Synopsis | Pud gives away Dubble Bubble gum when he sells lemonade. |
| Script | Ray Thompson? |
| Pencils | Ray Thompson? |
| Inks | Ray Thompson? |
| Colors | Ray Thompson? |
| Letters | Ray Thompson? |
| Notes | Ad for Fleer Dubble Bubble bubble gum in comic-strip format |
| Synopsis | Fill in the Xs and a word puzzle |
| Characters | Goofy Gander; Wally Wolf |
| Synopsis | Goofy Gander electrocutes himself trying to prove that he's a "live wire" to get a job. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Characters | Pinky Pig; Goofy Gander |
| Synopsis | The boss catches Pinky Pig standing on his head during work, so stamps his head "This end up". |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Characters | Billy; Bea; Slinky |
| Synopsis | Ad to mail-order Slinky from James Industries, Inc. |
| Notes | Ad in comic-strip format |
| Characters | Tommy Turtle; Digby Dog; Harry Hyena |
| Synopsis | Tommy Turtle gets in trouble trying to buy a present for Harry Hyena's baby. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Synopsis | Illustrated ad for Lionel Train Sets |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Characters | Leo Lion; Tawn the Tiger |
| Synopsis | Tawn the Tiger just couldn't help being a braggart. |
| Script | Pat Cherr |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Characters | Butch (Mouse?); Buttercup (Gorilla) |
| Synopsis | Butch and Buttercup sell lemonade at a movie about a desert. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Synopsis | Ad for Erector sets from Gilbert Hall of Science |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Notes | Ad in comic-strip format |
| Characters | Buster Bunny |
| Synopsis | Buster and his dim-witted pal have bad luck on Friday the 13th, but it turns into good luck when Buster accidentally saves a girl from a burning building. |
| Genre | Funny animals |
| Characters | Roy Rogers |
| Synopsis | Ad for Roy Rogers merchandise and Spec-Toys from Crown Gifts |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Notes | Crude drawings and photographs |
| Characters | Jimmy |
| Synopsis | Ad for Television Bank from Seagee Co. |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Notes | Ad in crude comic-strip format; inside back cover |
| Characters | Red Ryder |
| Synopsis | Ad for Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine from Daisy Manufacturing Company |
| Pencils | Fred Harman |
| Inks | Fred Harman? |
| Letters | Typeset; ? |
| Notes | Illustrated ad on back cover |