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August 18, 1972
San Diego’s West Coast Comic Convention, El Cortez Hotel
Comic Con may have been a small gathering in the early days but in 1972 a big name was guest speaker-native San Diegan Bob Clampett, the creator of Bugs Bunny, Tweety Bird, and Beany and Cecil.
He told TV 8’s Maurice Luque how Elmer Fudd’s voice came to be-mentioning animator Tex Avery and actor Arthur Q. Bryan. Tweety was designed after an embarrassing baby picture of Clampett. The inspiration for Cecil was from a prehistoric monster movie. His mother helped him make the first sock puppet version. Other noted cartoonists took part in lectures and discussions. Cartoon and science fiction movies were shown during the three-day event.