Cover: Tony Strobl

Porky Pig #67

Nov 1959 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The King Size Prize," Porky Pig stumbles into an unexpected royal destiny after winning a soap contest, only to be crowned king of the bizarre, cowboy-obsessed kingdom of Pundolia. With a castle, a crown, and a populace more interested in Westerns than governance, Porky must step up as sheriff to bring order to a land that’s all too familiar with the frontier—despite having never ridden a horse. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Phil De Lara, with a cover by Tony Strobl, this 1959 Dell comic delivers classic Looney Tunes absurdity in full, colorful stride.

Contains 5 stories

The King Size Prize

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

King KnobbyBaron Barnowl

In "The King Size Prize," Porky Pig stumbles into an unexpected royal destiny after winning a soap contest, only to be crowned ruler of the remote, oddly themed kingdom of Pundolia. There, he finds his subjects utterly devoted to cowboy TV, forcing him to step into the role of sheriff to keep things from spiraling further into western chaos.

Jumping at Con-Clue-Sions

4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Farmer Finch

Musical Mishap

7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Porky Pig’s heart is in the right place when he tries to serenade Petunia with his singing—only to realize his voice is less "romantic crooner" and more "squeaky door." When a cold unexpectedly transforms his voice into something deep and smooth, Bugs Bunny sees a chance to turn Porky’s misfortune into a moment of stardom, landing him an audition at a TV station.

Scared Stiff

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mr. Spector

The Bubble Gum

0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals