The gags tire after a while, the animation is average at best and there is a shocking lack of character in Bugs and the cartoon as a whole. Overall this is a good idea but nothing is done with it that works. The short was released on June 11, 1955, and stars Bugs Bunny. The animator may be given a face at the end but really he is a meaningless paintbrush for the most part and fails to be a part of the cartoon. Looney Tunes animated cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones. In fact, given that much of the action involves redrawing Bugs (or bits of Bugs) as something else, it never really feels like him. Worse still is the fact that Bugs isn't really himself his personality isn't really Bugs as we have come to know him and he could easily be any character at all.
The various little tricks that the animator pull just get a little dull after a while and, while it is different, it simply isn't very funny. The plot is quite a good idea but it doesn't really work. Ironically enough for a cartoon where the animator is (literally) the star, the actual animation here is only average. However, as the saying goes, the pen is mightier than the sword and Bugs find himself at the mercy of the animator's imagination. The new Bugs Bunny script is in production, but Bugs finds that the animator on the picture is a difficult sort he threatens to walk off the picture.
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