Porky Pig #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Triple Trouble," Porky Pig finds himself tangled in a sticky situation while visiting Venice, Italy, to write a travel piece—only to have his suitcase swapped with that of a shady stamp dealer. Now stuck with a suitcase full of clothes and a trail of stolen stamps, Porky teams up with his loyal friend Cicero and a helpful dog to outwit two clever crooks. With Phil De Lara handling both pencils and inks, and Fred Abranz bringing the caper to life on the cover, this 1961 Dell classic delivers classic slapstick charm in a European setting.
In "Triple Trouble," Porky and his loyal friend Cicero are lured into a trap by a trio of crooks hiding in a remote castle, using a recorded scream to draw in unsuspecting sailors. Once aboard their boat, the duo is swiftly outsmarted and imprisoned in the castle's dungeon, setting up a classic chase through the fortress’s winding halls.
In Venice, Italy, Porky Pig is on a writing assignment when a suitcase switch lands him with a bag full of clothes—while a pair of crooks steal his real one, containing a rare stamp collection. With the help of a clever dog and his friend Cicero, Porky sets out to track down the thieves before the valuable stamps vanish.
When Petunia leaves her prized tomato plant in Porky’s care, he accidentally spills her special plant food—then improvises with a mix of his own, leading to a surprisingly massive harvest. The results are anything but ordinary, turning a simple garden project into a blooming, bumpy surprise.
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Reprinted in Looney Tunes #5 (1975), Porky Pig #106 (1983)
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