Four Color #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Porky Pig's Adventure in Gopher Gulch," Porky finds himself unexpectedly in line to inherit a million dollars—until the King of the financially ruined Pigvania claims he’s the long-lost crown prince, switched at birth. With the help of Bugs Bunny, Porky is whisked away to the eccentric kingdom, where the King’s scheme takes a dangerous turn. Roger Armstrong handles the art, lettering, and inking, while Carl Buettner brings the chaotic fun to life on the cover.
In "Porky Pig's Adventure in Gopher Gulch," Porky stumbles upon a lost toupee belonging to movie star Eric Jones, setting off a chain of events that lands him and Bugs on a trip to the frontier town of Gopher Gulch. With a newfound connection to Chief Pigronimo and the Black Paw Indian Reservation, Porky finds himself caught in a scheme threatening the tribe’s land—though how he’ll help, or even survive, remains to be seen.
When Porky Pig learns he’s set to inherit a million dollars from his uncle Hog Brissels, a twist of fate sends him to the faraway kingdom of Pigvania, where the King claims he’s actually the long-lost Crown Prince—switched at birth during a trip to America. Now, with the King’s scheme in motion and the fortune seemingly secured, Porky and Bugs Bunny find themselves whisked across the world, only to face a new threat: the King’s plan to silence them once the money is in hand.
In "Porky Pig's Masquerade," Petunia’s double duty gets complicated when she tricks Porky into posing as her to juggle a charity bazaar and a cake delivery to the eccentric Silas Pinchpenny. The disguise holds—until Pinchpenny insists Porky come to his house right away to bake a cake, putting the act under sudden pressure.
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