Peter Porkchops #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePeter Porkchops #62 (1960) sees Peter inherit an English castle, only to face a scheming Wolfie who claims it’s haunted. With a clever twist, Peter turns the tables by convincing Wolfie he’s been transported back to Camelot—just as the cover by Rube Grossman captures the moment. Otto Feuer handles both pencils and inks for the interior, bringing the misadventure to life in this classic 10-cent comic.
In "null," Peter inherits an English castle, and his scheming friend Wolfie tries to scare him out by claiming the place is haunted. But Peter has a clever twist in mind—he tricks Wolfie into believing he’s been transported back to the time of Camelot, leaving the wolf utterly bewildered.
In "null," Bernard takes Montmorency’s advice to heart, trading his rescue gear for a spotlight—only to discover that fame isn’t the same as being ready when help is needed. The story follows his growing obsession with image over action, all while staying true to the world of Peter Porkchops #62’s quirky, animal-driven humor.
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↩ Reprints Peter Porkchops #12 (1951), Real Screen Comics #46 (1952), Peter Porkchops #18 (1952), Comic Cavalcade #62 (1954)
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