Each card has a different character from the Looney Toones Crew.  These were later reprinted under the bicycle brand.  This edition has Petunia Pig as the queen of the suits who was later replaced by Speedy Gonzalas.   Scans of the full deck can be seen here http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/LooneyTunes.html   Printed by Warner Brothers.

Besides having the tuck saying printed in Ohio or Kentucky, the bottom of the tuck of the Ohio decks has the Tally Ho Poker 9 trademark with no additional text while the Kentucky deck has a long copyright text . Finally the seal on the Ohio decks is blue and on the Kentucky decks it is black

Unicorns may not be real, but this deck of Bicycle® brand playing cards sure is! A 1937 vintage card back inspired the design that features this mythical creature and will evoke whimsical feelings while offering up a vibrant colored deck of playing cards. This magical deck with its bright colors will be sure to put a twist in your next card game. Card back inspired by a vintage 1937 KEM design; deck also features a custom Ace of Spades and brightly colored faces Printed on premium Bicycle® brand cardstock Classic Air-Cushion Finish® for ease of shuffling and optimum performance Made in USA

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/440-white_rabbit

Good day! I am Paul, the artist behind the Water Margin playing cards. I've looked through quite a few Asian or Chinese-themed playing cards and don't feel like I've found any with themes that are top-notch. This inspired me to work on this project - I am a Chinese history buff and I admire the classic Japanese art genre of Ukiyo-e, so I thought it is perfect to work on a follow-up to my previous successful project "Battle of Muscles".

I chose one of the four great Chinese classical novels, "Water Margin", also known as "Outlaws of the Marsh", as the main theme. You may have seen it as "Suikoden" in Japanese. The novel is about a band of outlaws rebelling against the corrupted government during the Song Dynasty.

Out of the 108 heroes in the novel, I chose 14 that readers are most familiar with due to their amazing stories. I borrowed some influence from Ukiyo-e where the Water Margin theme was popular. Not to mention early Chinese playing cards actually used the theme (see above image). I also incorporated a little taste of my sense of humor into the project as well. I hope to embellish the deck of playing cards with a little more "Chinese-ness".

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/71-the_water_margin

Produced by Medicom for Asian market