Four Color #322
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chocolates as Fish Bait," Porky and Bugs are entrusted with Petunia’s cake for the county fair, but a detour to check on Elmer’s carrots leads to chaos when Bugs devours the cake’s insides and hides the remains in Elmer’s hat. The hat-cake becomes a baffling spectacle at the fair, stumping the judges with its impossible-to-cut consistency. Fred Abranz handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Ralph Heimdahl provides the cover.
In "Roaring Rockets," Porky, Petunia, and Cicero visit a museum exhibit of wooden spaceship models, where Bugs Bunny serves as the guard and guide. After a comedic mishap with a fire extinguisher knocks Porky unconscious, he dreams of blasting off in a rocket with Bugs—only to find themselves stranded on an asteroid teeming with a giant termite.
In this classic 1951 Four Color tale, Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny team up for a chaotic day at the county fair, where a simple errand to deliver Petunia’s prize cake spirals into a mess of mistaken identities and slapstick sabotage. When Bugs takes a bite out of the cake and hides the evidence under Elmer’s hat, the resulting hat-cake becomes the talk of the fair—leaving judges baffled and the prize in serious doubt.
In this 1951 Four Color tale, Porky’s lucky break comes when a typo lets him buy a real merry-go-round for a dollar. With kids lining up for a nickel a spin, his little business thrives—until a crook steals the ride to jack up the price. Porky teams up with Bugs to track it down and bring the thief to justice.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #7 (1966), Schweinchen Dick #20
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