Four Color #311

Feb 1951 · Wilson Publishing · 0.10 CAD

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In "Midget Horses of Hidden Valley," Porky Pig’s luck turns when he wins a contest and claims a prize: the Bar Q ranch in Tumbleweed County. Eager to start anew, he sells his house and heads out with Bugs Bunny, only to discover the ranch is little more than a small fenced plot with a single steer. The story unfolds with classic slapstick charm, drawn with precision by Jack Bradbury, whose dynamic art brings the rural misadventure to life. The cover, by Ralph Heimdahl, captures the whimsical tone of the tale.

Contains 2 stories

Midget Horses of Hidden Valley

16 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Western-Frontier

Porky PigCicero PigUncle HamBugs Bunny

When crooks threaten his uncle Ham at the ranch, Porky is called in to help protect the secret of Hidden Valley—a hidden haven rumored to hold dozens of full-grown horses no bigger than police dogs. With the frontier under threat and the valley’s location at risk, Porky must outwit the outlaws before the truth is uncovered.

The Walking Gold Mine

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Western-Frontier

Letters Mel "Tubby" Millar

Porky PigBugs Bunny