Four Color #226
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Porky Pig and Spoofy, the Spook," Porky Pig gets an unexpected gift: a "baby spook" from his rich Uncle Ham, prompting him to rent a haunted house to make the creature feel welcome. Meanwhile, Widget the midget, a fugitive reading the news, sees his chance—disguising himself as the spook to play a prank. Roger Armstrong handles art, inks, and lettering in this 1949 Dell Four Color classic, with a cover by Ralph Heimdahl.
When Porky Pig learns his rich Uncle Ham is sending him a "baby spook," he sets out to make the creature feel welcome by renting a haunted house. Enter Widget the midget, a fugitive who reads about Porky in the paper and decides to pose as the spook—disguised as a ghost, he’s ready to play along.
In this 1949 tale from Four Color #226, Porky is dispatched by the Peachy Keeny Cookbook Company on a far-flung mission to the isolated island of Pogo-Togo, where he must track down the elusive secret recipe for "Roast Gip." With no map and only a wobbly compass, Porky ventures into the island’s tangled jungle, where every twist and turn feels just a little too familiar.
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Reprinted in Four Color #226 (1949), Porky Pig #2 (1965), Schweinchen Dick #31
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