Porky Pig #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Feather Power," Petunia takes it upon herself to restore an old school building, hoping to save it from demolition—unaware that two thieves have turned the abandoned structure into their secret hideout. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Joe Messerli, this 1979 Western Publishing gem blends slapstick charm with a touch of suspense, all brought to life by Pete Alvarado’s vibrant cover.
In "Feather Power," Porky Pig stumbles upon an ancient Native American headdress that grants him immense size and strength—only when he’s driven by noble intentions. As he grapples with his newfound abilities, the line between heroism and mischief begins to blur in unexpected ways.
In "Rocket Racket," Petunia and a flock of gullible friends get swept up in a flashy pitch for a revolutionary faster-than-light rocket ship, only to find themselves tangled in a scam. Porky Pig, ever the unlikely hero, sneaks aboard the so-called test flight to uncover the truth—because when the sky's the limit, someone's gotta keep the fraud from blasting off.
When civic-minded Petunia takes it upon herself to clean up an old school building, hoping to save it from demolition, she unwittingly stumbles into a hidden operation—two thieves have been using the abandoned structure as a secret stash for their stolen goods.
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