Porky Pig #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Goony Goony Island," Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny embark on a wacky Pacific adventure to retrieve a package of diamonds from a mysterious island that rises and sinks like a tide-powered riddle. With the island’s shifting tides and a shark-guarded underwater cave, the duo’s mission is anything but smooth sailing—especially when the real challenge might be staying afloat. Art by John Carey, inks by Steve Steere, and a cover by Ralph Heimdahl bring the absurdity to life in this 1960 Dell classic.
Porky and Bugs set off to Goony Goony Island in the Pacific, a place that vanishes and reappears without warning, to retrieve a package of diamonds hidden in a submerged cave. With the island’s shifting tides and a shark-guarded entrance, every step toward the treasure is a new challenge.
In "Henny Pennies," Jo tries to keep Henery from chasing chickens by giving him a bag of pennies to distract him—only for Foghorn to overhear Henery call them "chicken feed" and leap to the wrong conclusion. As Henery scrambles to find a place to hide the bag, Foghorn shadows him with a growing suspicion that the chickens' corn has been stolen.
In "Perilous Pursuit," Porky and Cicero set off on a frantic chase after a storekeeper accidentally sells Elmer explosive oil instead of stove oil for his houseboat. Their quest to warn Elmer takes a wild turn when they’re tangled up with a motorcycle bandit and slowed down by eccentric backwoods characters.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #35 (1971), Schweinchen Dick #12, Schweinchen Dick #3
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