Cover: Carl Buettner

Four Color #78

Aug 1945 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Porky Pig and the Bandit Twins," a 1945 Four Color comic, Porky and Bugs find themselves mistaken for a reporter after a mistaken identity during a traffic stop. When a pair of jewel thieves target the real reporter, they wrongly believe Porky is their mark—leading to a chaotic chase as the bandit twins follow him home, thinking he's the man who's about to expose them. The story, drawn by Carl Buettner in both art and inks, captures the classic slapstick energy of the era with a clever mix of mistaken identity and high-stakes comedy.

Contains 2 stories

Porky Pig and the Bandit Twins

21 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Porky PigBugs BunnyPetunia Pig"Scoop" StevensTugLugBoss

In "Porky Pig and the Bandit Twins," Porky and Bugs are just trying to deliver a freshly washed car to reporter Scoop Stevens when a traffic stop turns into a case of mistaken identity—Bugs convinces a cop that Porky is Stevens, setting off a chain of chaos. Soon after, a pair of jewel thieves, believing Porky to be the exposé threat, follow him home, determined to silence the "reporter" once and for all.

Porky Pig and the Magic Coat

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Science Fiction

Porky PigBugs BunnyBeaky BuzzardPetunia PigDr. A. Stonishing

When Beaky the cleaner accidentally delivers a magic coat meant for a professor’s experiment to Porky Pig, the swine finds himself vanishing into thin air—literally. Now hunted by crooks who want the coat’s power for their own schemes, Porky must outwit them while staying hidden in plain sight.