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Pudgy Pig #1

Sep 1958 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Pudgy Pig encounters a man collecting ugly-looking wrecks as a hobby and negotiates a trade, offering a baseball bat in exchange for the man's sunken boat. When the man insists his name is Pudgy Pig (not Buster), a misunderstanding ensues. Later, Pudgy Pig uses Swami Salami's magic crystal globe to predict tomorrow's weather, enabling him and the townsfolk to prepare for a rainstorm by setting up umbrellas, only to be surprised by an unexpectedly sunny day instead.

Contains 7 stories
For the Birds
1 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

Pudgy Pig sets out to attract some feathered friends with a generous feeding station, but gets an unexpected visitor when a knock at the door interrupts his plans. What arrives next is far more surprising than any bird he bargained for—especially when a costume meant for the dance proves to be the ultimate prank!

Hammy Hero
6 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

When Pudgy Pig decides the way to impress his girl Ansonia is to pull off something heroic, his well-meaning attempts at bravery keep backfiring in hilarious ways—mistaking innocent folks for troublemakers and creating pure chaos wherever he turns. But sometimes the most unexpected heroics come from the messiest of mix-ups, and Pudgy just might get his moment after all.

Biggerin' Both of Us
6 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

Pudgy Pig and a friend rescue an elephant named Peaches from what they believe is a terrible fate, only to discover that hiding her creates far more chaos than they bargained for. As the pair scrambles to manage the elephant's appetite and appetite for destruction, they learn that things aren't always what they seem—and sometimes the best intentions lead to the messiest consequences.

Swami Salami
6 pp · Humor
Atomic Bunny

Atomic Bunny faces off against a cunning impostor known as Swami Salami, a fortune teller who's actually a disguised fox using fake predictions to trick the townspeople—and set a trap for the hero himself. When Atomic Bunny returns from a rescue mission out West, the schemer's elaborate scheme unfolds: a false vision of disaster is meant to send the hero on a wild chase while the foxes raid his secret carrot patch. But Atomic Bunny's got more than superhuman strength on his side, and the con artist's own greed and deception are about to catch up with him.

It's a Trade
6 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

Pudgy Pig stumbles into a chain of trades when he encounters a collector eager to swap a baseball bat for a worthless sunken boat—and one deal leads to another in a wild sequence involving an alarm clock, boots, a camera, and a bicycle. Each trade seems like an upgrade at the moment, but as the swaps pile up, our hero discovers that sometimes going in circles lands you right back where you started.

Cheap Job
1 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

Pudgy Pig spots what looks like an unbeatable deal at a used car lot—a vehicle so cheap they'll actually pay him a dollar to take it off their hands. What our porcine friend doesn't realize until it's too late is that the real joke is on him, and that signed contract might be worth a lot less than he thought.

An Arrow Escape
1 pp · Humor
Pudgy Pig

Pudgy Pig's young companion demonstrates a peculiar arrow with an unusual twist—it's bent on purpose, rigged to return like a boomerang instead of flying straight. When the boy takes a shot to prove his point, Uncle Pudgy learns firsthand that this clever invention comes with an unexpected drawback: the arrow chases after the shooter rather than the target.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker George Wildman
cover pencils Pat Masulli
cover inks Jon D'Agostino

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