Porky Pig #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Musical Hide-Out," Porky Pig finds himself unexpectedly in charge of Uncle Shorty's estate—on the condition he stays out of trouble for two weeks. With Bugs Bunny in tow, he heads to Peppermint Mountain, the site of the old mine, only to be met by a lawyer with a very particular agenda. A delightfully chaotic adventure from 1965, drawn with precision and charm by John Carey, and featuring a striking cover by Ralph Heimdahl.
In "The Lucky Peppermint Mine," Porky Pig inherits his Uncle Shorty’s estate—on one condition: stay out of trouble for two weeks. With Bugs Bunny in tow, he heads to Peppermint Mountain to claim the family mine, only to be met by a lawyer who seems oddly eager to see him break the rules.
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