Porky Pig #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Space Dudes," Porky Pig and Elmer Fudd find themselves stranded on a remote mountain road after their car breaks down, forcing them to hike through the woods toward a cabin they’re meant to seal a deal on. With their money stashed in a tree to avoid a pair of suspicious tramps, the duo’s journey takes an unexpected turn into the kind of misadventures only classic Looney Tunes logic can deliver. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated with energetic flair by Fred Abranz, this 1961 Dell comic features a cover by Tony Strobl and Steve Steere.
In "Space Dudes," Porky Pig runs a dude ranch where things go hilariously off-script when his first guests turn out to be Martians—eager, wide-eyed, and utterly convinced they’re in the middle of a classic western showdown, complete with cowboys, Indians, and frontier drama.
When Porky’s car sputters to a halt on a remote mountain road, he and Elmer are forced to hike through the woods to reach their new cabin—only to find their journey interrupted by two suspicious tramps. With their money stashed in a tree and the trail ahead uncertain, the pair must navigate the woods with more than just a map.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #21 (1968), Porky Pig #37 (1971), Porky Pig #44 (1972), Porky y sus amigos #4 (1974), Bugs Bunny #180 (1977), Schweinchen Dick #43, Schweinchen Dick #48, Schweinchen Dick #52, Schweinchen Dick Comic-Album #11
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