Porky Pig #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Getting Moth Than He Bargained For," Porky Pig finds himself tangled in a series of mishaps that seem to follow him no matter what he does—until Cicero suggests a bizarre swap. With Elmer Fudd, Porky trades clothes and problems, leading to a comically chaotic experiment in perspective. The story unfolds with Fred Abranz handling both pencils and inks, bringing the classic slapstick to life, while Tony Strobl's cover captures the absurdity in full color.
Porky Pig’s latest attempt to dodge a chore backfires when he hides in a closet to avoid spraying moth killer—only to find himself trapped in the very space he was supposed to treat. With Petunia on the hunt and the closet full of bugs, his escape plan quickly turns into a frantic game of hide-and-seek with his own bad luck.
In "Twading Pwaces," Porky Pig and Elmer Fudd find themselves at odds, each blaming the other for their troubles—until Cicero, ever the sage, suggests they swap clothes and swap problems to see what happens. What unfolds is a classic case of mistaken identity and misadventure, as the two unlikely partners step into each other’s shoes, with hilarious consequences.
When Petunia senses trouble on a sunny day, Porky brushes off her premonition—until a flat tire strands them with a troupe of mischievous seals. What starts as a simple picnic quickly spirals into a series of wacky mishaps, all fueled by Petunia’s unease and Porky’s optimism.
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Reprinted in Daffy #18/1962 (1962), Porky Pig #11 (1967), Schweinchen Dick #15
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