Porky Pig #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Robot Bird," Porky Pig confidently claims he can't be hypnotized—until he volunteers for a show called "The Great Optic" and finds himself under its spell. When a fire forces Petunia and Cicero to flee the theater, they're left with a still-hypnotized Porky who now acts exactly like whatever animal is mentioned in conversation. The story, illustrated by Fred Abranz, is a delightfully absurd twist on classic comedy tropes, with Tony Strobl's cover capturing the chaos in bold, expressive lines.
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Porky says he can't be hypnotized, but when he volunteers to be a subject at a preformance of "The Great Optic," he is, of course, immediately hypnotized. A fire in the theatre leaves Petunia and Cicero with a still-hypnotized Porky, who behaves like any animal that is mentioned in conversation.
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