Porky Pig #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Arctic Journey," Porky Pig finds himself caught in a wild chain of events when Cicero’s accidental invention—a mysterious liquid that makes wood sprout—leads Petunia on a strange expedition to a long-dead "Ghost Forest." As the trees begin to regrow, the duo unwittingly awaken the witch whose curse had silenced the forest years before. Art by Fred Abranz, with a cover by Tony Strobl, this 1960 Dell comic delivers a whimsical yet eerie tale of unintended consequences, all in a 10-cent package.
When Porky’s friend Ahnu in the Arctic sends a strange, cut-off message about snowflowers blooming in the ice, Porky and Cicero set off on a wild, snowy adventure to uncover the mystery—before the cold silence swallows the truth whole.
In "Magnetic Personality," Porky Pig sets out to collect a debt from a grumpy farmer, only to be swept up in a cyclone and sent tumbling inside a barrel—where it gets snagged on high-voltage power lines. Suddenly, Porky finds himself magnetized, turning every metallic object in his path into an unexpected ally or obstacle.
In "The Ghost Forest," Cicero’s accidental invention turns dry wood into thriving trees—much to Petunia’s surprise when they visit a haunted forest where the trees have been dead for years. As the spray brings the ancient trunks back to life, strange things begin to stir… and not just the forest.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #37 (1971), Schweinchen Dick #5
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