Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Edam and Weep or the Gouda, the Bad, and the Ugly," Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, swaps web-slinging for cheese-slicing when Jonah takes him and the interns to the Hockawottamie Cheese Queen Beauty Pageant. There, amid dairy drama and a suspicious barn, Spider-Ham teams up with local odd couple Sonny Quacker and Ricardo Slug to unmask The Kingpig and save the event—only to return home and receive a mysterious new black costume from The Bee-Yonder. Written by Steve Mellor and illustrated by Joe Albelo, with inks by Pierre Fournier, colors by Julianna Ferriter, and letters by Kurt Hathaway, this 1986 adventure features cover art by Joe Albelo and John Romita.
In "Edam and Weep or the Gouda, the Bad, and the Ugly," Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, swaps web-slinging for wacky Wisconsin charm when he and the interns attend the Hockawottamie Cheese Queen Beauty Pageant. With Sonny Quacker and Ricardo Slug on the case, a cheese thief, a suspicious barn, and a mysterious Kingpig lurking in the dairy shadows, chaos and cheddar collide in this delightfully absurd adventure.
In "Fantastic Fur," the mischievous Galactypus strands the titular team on a remote isle, where they face off against their sinister doppelgängers. With the odds stacked and the stakes high, a sudden change of appetite from Galactypus throws the whole plan into chaos—just as the team begins to wonder if they’ll ever escape.
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Reprinted in Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham: The Complete Collection #1 (2019)
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