Porky Pig #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "North to Danger," Porky Pig’s innocent train ride to Green Gap Gulch takes a wild turn when a misplaced hat leads him into a high-stakes chase with two bank robbers and a very explosive secret. The story, drawn by Fred Abranz with inks by Steve Steere, unfolds with classic slapstick flair and unexpected peril. Cover by Tony Strobl captures the chaos in bold, expressive lines.
Porky and Elmer take a wild ride on Sam’s boat, chasing rumors of sunken ships in the Bering Sea shallows—only to stumble upon something far stranger than treasure: a furry sea monster lurking beneath the waves.
In "The Disguise Dilemma," Petunia finds herself in a pinch when she must run an urgent errand while baby-sitting Herkimer Hickey, a young pig terrified of strange men. With no time to find help, Porky steps in—only to don a full feminine disguise to keep Herkimer calm. The story unfolds with classic slapstick charm as Porky navigates the absurdity of the situation, all while trying to keep his identity hidden.
In "Chicnic Time," Foghorn Leghorn pulls a classic prank using a tin can and string phone to convince Henery the rooster that the chickens are trapped in the coop—when in fact, they're enjoying a surprise picnic just outside. With his usual mix of smug cleverness and barnyard chaos, Foghorn sets up the ruse, but the real fun lies in who’s really outsmarting whom.
In "Tipping His Lid," Porky Pig's accidental hat-knock on a train ride to Green Gap Gulch sets off a chain of chaos when he and the hat's owner track down the missing silk hat—only to discover it's now in the hands of two bank robbers who've rigged it with a bomb.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #36 (1971), Porky Pig #38 (1971), Porky Pig #76 (1977)
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