Porky Pig #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the North Woods, Porky Pig’s insecurities about his size make him an easy target for the lumberjacks’ pranks—especially when he tries to impress Petunia by “winning” a rigged fight. His bravado lands him in trouble when he’s sent up Owl Mountain to blow up a hollow full of hoot owls, only to be captured by Hoot Howl Hattie, the witch sworn to protect them. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Fred Abranz, this 1954 Dell classic features a delightfully absurd adventure with a whimsical twist, all brought to life in Tony Strobl’s iconic cover art.
In the North Woods, Porky Pig’s insecurities about his size make him feel out of place among the towering lumberjacks. When he’s tricked into a fake fight to impress Petunia, his momentary bravado lands him in a dangerous mission: blowing up a hollow full of hoot owls—only to be captured by Hoot Howl Hattie, the witch who guards them.
Porky Pig’s latest invention—a spot remover—seems like a miracle until it starts erasing more than just stains. When he uses it on Petunia’s dress just before her piccolo recital, he realizes too late that the formula won’t stop until nothing’s left. Now he’s racing to save the dress with a spray gun of neutralizer, hoping to undo the damage before the music starts.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #15 (1967), Porky Pig #16 (1968), Beep Beep the Road Runner #33 (1972), Porky Pig #58 (1975), Schweinchen Dick #76
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