Porky Pig #21

Dec 1968 · Western · 0.15 USD

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In "The Social Lion," Porky Pig takes on a new role as museum guard, giving Sylvester a late-night tour—unaware that two escaped convicts in striped prison suits are hiding inside fresh mummy cases, planning to steal the world's largest pearl. With a mix of classic slapstick and clever misdirection, Porky and Sylvester team up to foil the scheme, leading to a surprising offer for Sylvester to become an assistant guard. The story, illustrated with lively energy by Tony Strobl and inked by John Liggera, features a memorable cover by Strobl and Steve Steere, capturing the humor and suspense of this 1968 Western Publishing gem.

Contains 4 stories

The Social Lion

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Porky PigPetunia PigBugs Bunnyliontwo zoo keepersparty guests

In "The Social Lion," Petunia sets her sights on winning the costume party crown by posing as a lion tamer, with Porky and Bugs reluctantly playing the part of her lions. As the night unfolds, the plan grows increasingly complicated—until a real lion shows up, turning the act into something far more unpredictable.

Porky Pig and the Mysterious Mummies

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Porky PigSylvesterLittle LouieTall Paultwo police officers

In "Porky Pig and the Mysterious Mummies," Porky takes on a new gig as a museum guard, showing off the exhibits to his feline friend Sylvester during closing time. Unbeknownst to him, two escaped convicts in striped prison uniforms are hiding inside newly arrived mummy cases, planning to steal the world's largest pearl. With quick thinking and a little luck, Porky and Sylvester stop the heist before it's too late.

Treatment Traders

4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Tweety BirdSylvester Pussycat

Musical Mishap

7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Porky PigPetunia PigCicero PigBugs BunnyTV station managerTV directorscreaming female fans

In "Musical Mishap," Porky Pig tries to win Petunia’s heart with a song, only to realize his voice is less than ideal—until a cold gives him a surprisingly rich tone. Seizing the chance, Bugs Bunny helps him land an audition at a TV station, setting off a series of comedic missteps.