Porky Pig #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Robot Bird," Porky Pig’s new parakeet escapes, sending Bugs Bunny into an unexpected side gig with a company that builds robot bird retrievers. When the mechanical bird returns with every other item in the house—except the one they came for—the chaos is only just beginning. Art by Phil De Lara and a cover by John Carey bring the classic Looney Tunes antics to life in this 1968 Western Publishing gem.
In "Robot Bird," Porky’s new parakeet escapes, sending him on a frantic search—only for Bugs Bunny, working a day job at a robot bird retrieval company, to step in with a high-tech solution. The machine returns with a surprising haul, but the feathered fugitive remains elusive.
In "The Howl-larious Cat," Sylvester’s promise to quit chasing Tweety is put to the test when the little bird decides to see just how long the cat can resist temptation—especially when the winter chill is just outside the door. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1968 four-pager delivers classic slapstick with a seasonal twist.
When a snowball fight takes an unexpected turn, Porky, Petunia, and Cicero discover a tree showering down cash after a robber’s dropped loot lands in its branches—turning a winter playtime into a wild, bill-filled mystery.
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↩ Reprints Porky Pig #40 (1955), Porky Pig #44 (1956), Bugs Bunny #52 (1956), Porky Pig #59 (1958)
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