Cover: Ralph Heimdahl

Four Color #399

May 1952 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“The Lost Gold Mine”

In "The Lost Gold Mine," Porky and Cicero follow Bugs Bunny’s quirky advice to hunt wildflowers in Tumbleweed Springs for a school project—only to stumble upon a mysterious mine shaft that sets off a frenzy when word spreads. With Tony Strobl handling art, inks, and lettering, and Ralph Heimdahl’s dynamic cover capturing the chaos, this 1952 Four Color comic delivers classic slapstick with a surprising twist.

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artist, inker, letterer Tony Strobl · cover Ralph Heimdahl

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Cast · 6 characters

Bugs Bunny Cicero Pig Elmer Fudd Petunia Pig Porky Pig Sylvester

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artist, inker, letterer Tony Strobl

cover pencils, inks Ralph Heimdahl

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On Bugs' advice, Porky and Cicero go to Tumbleweed Springs to hunt wild flowers for Cicero's school assignment, but the pair set off a gold rush when they find what appears to be an old mine shaft.

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