Four Color #410
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In the scorching Sahara kingdom of Drybub, where water is a forgotten dream, the Sultan summons Porky—the only one who can sense it beneath the sand—with a flying carpet and a desperate plea. With his trusty divining rod in hand, Porky steps into a world of endless dunes and ancient secrets, where every step could lead to life or ruin.
In this classic 1952 Four Color tale, Porky Pig’s peaceful lawn becomes the unlikely stage for chaos when Sylvester acquires a goat to trim the grass—only to discover the creature has a taste for more than just grass. Before long, the goat’s appetite for metal draws the attention of two crooks who see a golden opportunity in his iron-eating talents.
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Reprinted in Daffy #29/1960 (1960), Porky Pig #8 (1966), Porky Pig #9 (1966), Porky Pig #10 (1967), Tweety & Sylvester #6
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