Four Color #191
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Porky Pig to the Rescue," a 1948 Four Color comic, Porky—dressed as Robin Hood—dozes off on a park bench, only to dream he's the swashbuckling Porkington Pigge, sworn to protect Princess Petunia from the villainous Earl of Wottaham. Roger Armstrong handles both art and inks for the story, while Carl Buettner's cover captures the whimsical adventure in full color.
In a whimsical 1948 tale from Four Color #191, Porky Pig—dressed as Robin Hood—dozes off on a park bench after being stood up by Petunia, who’s tricked into attending a costume party with the smooth-talking Handsome Homer. In his dream, he becomes the daring Porkington Pigge, a noble outlaw sworn to protect Princess Petunia from the scheming Earl of Wottaham.
In this 1948 Four Color adventure, Porky Pig dreams of dazzling crowds as a magician, prompting Cicero to land him a gig as Blackrock the Magician’s assistant. Sent to the airport to meet his new employer, Porky’s earnest attempt at professionalism leads to a hilarious mix-up—mistaken for a test pilot’s assistant, he’s swept into a whirlwind of aviation chaos.
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Reprinted in Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig #1 (1965)
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