Porky Pig #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Itch to Go Camping," Porky Pig’s latest scheme takes a nautical turn when he tries to win Petunia’s favor by pretending to captain Sam’s sailing ship—after being inspired by her fascination with snobbish Sidney Snout and his speedboat. With Tony Strobl’s expressive art and John Liggera’s crisp inks, this 1972 Western Comics gem captures Porky’s misadventures with classic slapstick charm, all under Phil De Lara’s playful cover.
In "Shipshape," Petunia’s heart is set on the flashy Sidney Snout and his speedboat, leaving Porky determined to win her attention—so he convinces Sam to let him pose as captain of Sam’s sailing ship for a few days. With a borrowed uniform and a dash of showmanship, Porky sets sail, hoping to outshine the competition, one nautical misadventure at a time.
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↩ Reprints Porky Pig #75 (1961), Porky Pig #76 (1961)
Reprinted in Bugs Bunny #7
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