Looney Tunes #178
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bubble, Bubble, Trouble," Porky Pig trades the city's crowded streets for the quiet charm of Flatburg—only to discover that the town’s steep, winding hills make driving a taxi impossible. With his plans upended and the hills looming ahead, Porky’s latest venture hits a bump in the road. Written by Carl Fallberg and illustrated by Tony Strobl, with inks by Steve Steere, this 1956 Dell comic features a delightfully bumpy ride, all capped by a cover by Ralph Heimdahl.
Porky Pig trades city traffic for a quiet life in Flatburg, hoping to start a taxi service where none exists—only to discover the town’s steep, winding hills make cars useless. With no easy way to get around, Porky’s dream of becoming a taxi driver hits a wall… literally.
When a drought parches the land, Elmer Fudd drains Daffy Duck’s pond to water his garden, forcing Daffy to search for a new home. In his frantic quest, he stumbles upon Professor Nebulous, who’s testing a wild new "cloud magnet" rain-maker—just as a storm begins to brew.
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Reprinted in Beep Beep the Road Runner #22 (1971)
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