Four Color #410

In "The Water Wizard," Sylvester’s attempt to trim Porky’s lawn with a goat spirals into chaos when the animal’s appetite proves far too enthusiastic—soon, he’s devouring pipes, fixtures, and even the house’s structural bones. When two crooks catch wind of the goat’s unusual talents, they snatch him for a criminal scheme involving safe-cracking. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with energetic art by Tony Strobl, this 1952 Four Color adventure is a delightfully absurd, fast-paced caper. The cover by Ralph Heimdahl captures the zany spirit perfectly.