Four Color #311
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Midget Horses of Hidden Valley," Porky Pig’s lucky break lands him a prize ranch in Tumbleweed County, prompting him to sell his home and head out with Bugs Bunny to claim it—only to discover his new property is a tiny fenced plot with a single steer. Jack Bradbury handles both art and inks with his signature charm, while Melvin Millar’s lettering keeps the pace light and lively, all under Ralph Heimdahl’s playful cover.
When Porky is summoned to his Uncle Ham’s frontier ranch, he finds himself caught in a wild chase after two crooks try to force Ham to reveal the location of a hidden valley rumored to hold dozens of full-grown horses no bigger than police dogs.
Porky and Sylvester take on a new job—moving a house—with hilariously chaotic results. When their first move goes awry and floods the neighborhood, they’re pulled into a tangled web of mischief involving counterfeiters.
In "The Walking Gold Mine," Porky takes a gamble and wins the Bar Q ranch in Tumbleweed County, a prize that seems too good to be true. He packs up his life, sells his house, and heads west with Bugs Bunny—only to discover his new property is little more than a tiny fenced plot with a single, unimpressed steer.
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Reprinted in Four Color #311 (1951)
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