Porky Pig #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scared by Western Story," Petunia’s whimsical "Mary had a Little Lamb" costume takes an unexpected turn when her lamb bolts into the woods, leading Bugs, Elmer, and Porky on a frantic chase that traps them in a cabin with a lurking wolf. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life by Ken Champin’s art with Vic Lockman’s inks, this 1954 Dell classic blends slapstick chaos with a touch of frontier suspense, all capped by Tony Strobl’s dynamic cover.
Porky Pig ventures beyond town to enjoy a suspenseful western novel, but after a moment’s thought, he opts for a safer spot—right outside the sheriff’s office, where the tension might be less deadly than the story itself.
Petunia shows up to a costume party dressed as Mary with her lamb, but when the lamb bolts into the woods, her search leads Bugs, Elmer, and Porky into a tense standoff—trapped in a cabin with a wolf on the prowl.
In "When Pigs Fly," Porky Pig accidentally invents a floating potion that lifts him off the ground—no landing until it wears off. His wobbly, airborne antics lead him through a series of classic slapstick mishaps, from dodging barnyard chaos to narrowly escaping a flock of startled geese.
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Reprinted in Daffy #6/1959 (1959), Daffy #7/1959 (1959), Daffy #8/1959 (1959), Daffy #9/1959 (1959), Daffy #10/1959 (1959), Daffy #15/1959 (1959), Porky Pig #38 (1971), Schweinchen Dick #29
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