Peter Porkchops #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "South of the Border," Peter Porkchops finds himself in Mexico when his mischievous friend Wolfie steals his car and spins a wild lie, posing as the legendary bullfighter Don Pepito—only to be thrust into a real bullfight, with no way out. Penciled and inked by Otto Feuer in a vibrant, energetic style, this 1951 DC adventure captures the zany charm of the series with a splash of Latin flair. The cover by Feuer perfectly captures the moment of high-stakes disguise and panic.
In "South of the Border," Wolfie swaps his usual mischief for a wild disguise, posing as the legendary bullfighter Don Pepito during a vacation in Mexico—only to find himself in a real arena, facing a bull he never expected to meet. The story blends slapstick chaos with high-stakes antics, as Wolfie’s quick thinking is put to the ultimate test.
In "null," Wolfie's meddling with Professor Formish's time machine sends him and Peter hurtling back to the Stone Age, where prehistoric beasts like dinosaurs and sabertooth tigers roam the wilds. The adventure unfolds as the duo navigates a world far removed from their own, facing dangers both ancient and absurd.
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