Four Color #370
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trouble in the Big Trees," Porky Pig and his mischievous friend Cicero are unexpectedly called upon to save the day when a photo misleads the government into thinking Porky is a master tree surgeon. Sent to Big Tree National Park to diagnose the ailing "General Smedley," the world’s oldest redwood, they discover the real culprit behind the damage: a persistent woodpecker causing trouble in the ancient canopy. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Fred Abranz, with a cover by Ralph Heimdahl, this 1952 Four Color adventure blends humor and nature in a charming, offbeat tale.
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When Porky repairs Petunia's damaged tree, Cicero takes a misleading photo that makes the tree seem to be huge. The government, thinking Porky is a great tree surgeon, sends him to Big Tree National Park to find what ails "General Smedley," the world's oldest and tallest redwood tree. Porky and Cicero find a pesky woodpecker is pecking holes all over the tree and have to figure out a way to get him to stop.
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