Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies #126
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spring Cleaning," Porky Pig finds himself in over his head when he enrolls Charlie the dog at Canine College—only to get tangled in a scheme involving Sylvester, who's secretly working for the rival Catnip College. With Tony Strobl handling art, inks, and lettering, this 1952 Dell classic delivers classic Looney Tunes chaos, all capped by Ralph Heimdahl’s lively cover.
Porky Pig tries to do the right thing by enrolling Charlie the Dog at Canine College, but things go sideways when he agrees to help Sylvester with a favor—unaware the cat is up to mischief for Catnip College. What starts as a simple school enrollment quickly turns into a tangled mess of mistaken loyalties and animal-sized schemes.
When Sniffles’ city cousin Hugo Hamster visits the garden seeking peace, he quickly finds himself overwhelmed by the noisy grasshoppers. With a little clever help from Sniffles, Hugo learns how to outwit the pests and reclaim his quiet retreat.
In this 1952 Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies gem, Tweety finds himself in a post-wedding kitchen, meticulously gathering rice to cook—only to be outdone by Sylvester, who’s more enticed by the promise of old fish in a nearby garbage can. The clash of culinary tastes sets up a classic, if slightly messy, moment of feline and bird rivalry.
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