Source: dccomics.com
4. Bugs Bunny/Legion of Super-Heroes
Bugs Bunny: The trickster god of animation, Bugs first appeared in A Wild Hare, and he’s been delighting audiences for decades since. He was one of the most popular cartoon characters of all time, and hands down one of the most influential.
We literally would not have modern-day cartoon characters if not for Bugs Bunny. That’s just a blatant fact. Bugs has a Hollywood walk of Fame star, and is the most prolific cartoon character of all time. He was also in Space Jam, if you care about that, which you shouldn’t, because Space Jam was terrible.
Legion of Superheroes: Superman was an icon revered the galaxy over. As such, his legend inspired numerous teen heroes to band together as the Legion, a superteam of petulant, childish a-holes who sometimes fought crime. But mostly, they just played increasingly mean pranks on each other. Seriously, those comics were great. The Legion were also depicted as teenage freedom fighters who used their by turns cool, scary, and silly superpowers to save the universe and the thirtieth century.
Why it’s insane-mazing: I don’t know who put these two groups together. Like, taking Bugs friggin’ Bunny and sticking him with the Legion of Superheroes? Okay, sure, that was an interesting idea.
