Porky Pig #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bushed Bush Pilots," Porky and Bugs take a wild leap into aviation by purchasing the barely functional Muskeg Airlines—complete with a single rubber-band-powered plane. Their first ride? A high-stakes trip for Sam, who’s got his eyes on a mining claim he’s determined to claim, no matter the cost. Pencils, inks, and letters all by Ralph Heimdahl, this 1969 Western comic delivers classic slapstick chaos with a uniquely quirky charm.
In "The Bushed Bush Pilots," Porky and Bugs take flight—literally—with their new venture, Muskeg Airlines, a one-plane operation powered by rubber bands. When Sam shows up needing a ride to a remote mining claim, the duo’s shaky business takes its first real test, with no idea what kind of trouble—or laughs—the journey might bring.
Porky Pig swears by fish as "brain food" before tackling an intelligence test, only to be stunned when the electronic brain declares him a super genius with a score of 301. But there’s a catch—his newfound brilliance comes with a side effect that’s as unexpected as it is hilarious.
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↩ Reprints Porky Pig #25 (1952), Bugs Bunny #57 (1957), Porky Pig #57 (1958), Porky Pig #58 (1958), Porky Pig #66 (1959)
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