Porky Pig #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Porky Pig and the Mark of the Gypsy Dagger," a sunburn shaped like a dagger—caused by a prank from Cicero—leads Porky and Sylvester into a mysterious gypsy carnival where an ancient legend ties the mark to a throne. With the Black Circle scheming to seize power, the duo finds themselves caught in a wild adventure far beyond their usual antics. Tony Strobl handles all interior art and lettering, with the cover also drawn and inked by him.
When a clumsy cut from Cicero leaves Porky with a dagger-shaped sunburn, the accidental mark becomes the key to an ancient gypsy legend. As Porky and Sylvester stumble into a traveling carnival, they find themselves caught in a mystery that pits them against the secretive Black Circle’s bid to claim the gypsy king’s throne.
In "Tiger Tamer," Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat find themselves swept into the exotic kingdom of Bakdor after Porky’s car gets tangled in the anchor of a passing blimp. Now stranded in a faraway land, the duo must face their biggest challenge yet: tracking down a rampaging tiger that’s terrorizing the countryside—on orders from the Rajah himself.
In this 1953 tale from *Porky Pig #28*, Porky proudly displays his giant, stuffed fish—mounted and ready to impress at the Sportsmen's Show—only to find Sylvester utterly convinced it’s a real, edible catch. With a mix of pride and panic, Porky must protect his prize from the determined cat’s hungry ambitions.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #8 (1966), Daffy #38
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