Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham: The Complete Collection #1

In "The Mysterious Island of Ducktor Doom!", Peter Porker, Jonah, and three interns jet off to a strange island where planes keep vanishing—only to reappear in the clutches of the flamboyant Ducktor Doom, who’s using captured creatures to crank out a rock video with big-time fame in mind. With his web-slinging skills and a flair for the dramatic, Spider-Ham swings into action to uncover the truth behind the island’s strange disappearances.

In "Of Buzzards and Bullfrogs," Spider-Ham finds himself tangled in a chaotic jewel heist when the Walnut Diamond draws the attention of Bullfrog’s gang, a pair of hypnotized rats, and a surprisingly persistent Buzzard—only to have his victory undercut by Jonah’s grumbling over newspaper sales. With his web-slinging skills tested and egos on the line, the day’s heroics are anything but smooth.

In "Iron-Mouse," Jo, the reluctant superhero, struggles to carry his costume case through the city—until he spots Nagneto causing chaos. Rushing into a store to change, he barely escapes the sales staff’s persistence, only to arrive just in time to witness a surprising twist: a little old lady has already taken down the villain.

In "20,000-to-One Under the Sea!", Spider-Ham stumbles into a mystery when he catches a trio of wharf rats and notices every yacht in the harbor is eerily empty. With help from Peter, Jonah, and the three interns, he uncovers a bizarre scheme involving hypnotized yacht owners and a sly lemur named Loreli Lemur. The story unfolds with slapstick chaos and web-slinging flair as Spider-Ham takes on the crooks—before the tide turns.

When Spider-Ham bungles a bank heist by the Senior Simians, Jonah becomes the Daily Beagle’s newest scapegoat—fired by the slick new editor, Charles Foster Pupp, who’s trying way too hard to win over the staff. Now scrambling to prove himself as a reporter, Jonah stumbles onto the simians’ hideout, only to find the situation tangled in a twist involving Charles Foster Mutt and J. Joanna Jackal that leaves the future of the paper hanging in the balance.

In "Tails of Arfgard," Thrr returns to the canine realm of Arfgard, where he reunites with Herbdill the Watchdog, the mighty tree Hygga-Dygga, the legendary Odarn, and the ever-watchful Looky. When the intergalactic dogcatcher Schmageggi threatens the peace, Thrr and the realm’s defenders must stand together—before the chase resumes.

In "Salad Daze," Spider-Ham returns home to find Aunt May mysteriously in a coma after a botched jewel heist, only to discover a new wave of chaos at the hospital—where giant, armed vegetables are on the rampage. With the help of three eager interns and a trail of absurd clues, he uncovers the shocking truth behind the attacks: Ducktor Doom, in a scheme as ridiculous as it is dangerous, is behind it all. The fate of Aunt May hangs in the balance as Spider-Ham races to stop the mastermind before the salad becomes a full-blown disaster.

In "Awful Flight," Snow-Youse wakes from a nightmare to find herself in Walrus’s cozy home, where she’s quickly joined by Aroma, Trinket, and Hockeypuck. Together, the team sets out to face the threat of acid rain, only to pause and ponder their fate—before stumbling upon a US Dollar and deciding to spend it on root beer.

In "A Blitz in Time," Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham, is dragged into a wild time-travel mishap when a disgruntled scientist traps Jonah and the interns at the Space Center. Sent back to WWII-era London during the Blitz, Peter bonds with a kind nurse while the others are arrested and nearly caught by a Nazi spy—leading to a chaotic rescue mission. The story hurtles through history with humor and heart, leaving one burning question: has the past been changed, and what does that mean for the present?

In this delightfully absurd tale from *Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham: The Complete Collection #1*, the cloven-hooved hero Deerdevil swings into action when Batt Burdock’s antics send Sanity Claws into a frenzy. With a mix of slapstick and superhero flair, Deerdevil tracks down the chaos-causing culprit in a wild, hoof-tastic chase that’s as unpredictable as it is hilarious.

In "Pigs Over Tokyo, or Kimono My House," Peter Porker and the team jet off to Japan after a bizarre terror alert involving a rampaging Hog-zilla, leading to a chaotic showdown that pits Spider-Ham against a giant, ravenous beast. With the help of a mysterious director and a surprisingly ineffective robot, the heroes must keep the chaos from spreading—before the next snack attack.

In "Silver Squirrel," the Watchdog introduces a gloriously obnoxious hero whose Power Cosmic turns everything he touches into a sparkling, slightly annoying mess. When even the Watchdog can’t take the constant zapping, things take a delightfully absurd turn—leading to a transformation that’s as unexpected as it is perfectly suited.

When a bizarre alien shows up at the Daily Beagle, only Orson Whales believes he’s a threat—but no one’s listening. Peter Porker, Jonah, and the interns quickly dub the creature B.O., only to realize he’s got a taste for everything sweet, including the entire candy factory. With help from candy makers Rhesus and Crawdad and a reluctant Woodchuck Morris, the team must figure out how to send B.O. back to space before the whole town gets eaten.

In "The Asinine Torch vs. The Sub-Marsupial," the Torch finds himself back in the ring—this time not for glory, but for nostalgia. When the Weaselly Whizzard convinces him to take on the Sub-Marsupial, the two end up more focused on old memories than the match, leaving their opponents in the dust.

In "The Lost Temple of the Golden Retriever!", Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, swings into a jungle mystery after a bank heist leads to a wild rumor about a golden canine deity. With Jonah Jameson and the interns in tow, Peter uncovers a temple where the so-called god is none other than the unhinged former reporter Winston Caribou—only to face off against the Terrible Terriers once more in a chaotic showdown.

In "Prince Kaymar, The Sub-Merchandizer!!," the fallen royal Kaymar now peddles wares from the depths, his only companion a sabertoothed tiger shark named Markup. When a hapless J. Hamilton Hampster stumbles into the bay, mutated by nuclear waste into a man-thing, Kaymar sees a chance to close a sale—though the man-thing never notices him at all.

In "Dog Dame Afternoon," Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, swings into action when a giant mechanical wolf terrorizes the city, forcing the interns to call on him. With Joan Collie in the spotlight and Jonah glued to his favorite show, Spider-Ham uncovers a surprising twist: the robot is being controlled by Dragon-Lassy, and the real danger lies beneath the spectacle.

Ant Ant’s day at the beach takes a humiliating turn when Sandmanatee mocks him in front of Waspbunny, sparking a series of increasingly absurd attempts to prove his worth. Armed with a lab full of questionable insect-power formulas, Ant Ant scrambles to outdo his rival—until he makes a choice that transforms him into something far more unexpected.

In "Edam and Weep, or The Gouda, The Bad, and The Ugly," Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, trades web-slinging for cheese-slinging when he and the interns are called to the Hockawottamie Cheese Queen Beauty Pageant in Wisconsin. There, amid a dairy-drenched showdown of antics and intrigue, Spider-Ham teams up with the unlikely duo of Sonny Quacker and Ricardo Slug to uncover a scheme tied to a mysterious barn and a crooked kingpin known only as The Kingpig. The pageant may be glamorous, but the real action’s in the cheese caves — and someone’s getting a brand-new black costume back home.

In "Fantastic Fur," the mischievous Galactypus strands the heroic team of Fantastic Fur on a remote isle, only to face their sinister doppelgängers in a showdown of fur and fury. With the odds stacked and the stakes high, the team must rely on their wits—and maybe a little luck—when Galactypus suddenly decides he's had enough.

In "Old McDonald's House of Horrors!", Spider-Ham swings into action when a bizarre threat emerges at Old McDonald's Farm—just as Peter and the interns are sent to cover Quackula's antics. With the farm's mysterious new resident, Dr. Chickenstein, brewing something strange from vegetables, Spider-Ham must face his own fears to confront the monstrous creations, only to discover they're not quite what they seem.

In "Heavy Mental Music!", Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, finds himself at an Ozzy Ostrich concert where the music hits a little too hard—literally. When the rock star bites the head off a chocolate bunny and starts hypnotizing the crowd with a mind-bending guitar, Peter’s gotta keep his cool (and his ears plugged). With cotton in both ears and the whole audience under Ozzy’s spell, it’s up to Spider-Ham to break the trance before the Pawn Broker gets the worst of it.

In "Captain Americat," the titular hero faces off against the stone-casting French sculptor Gopher Baroque, who transforms himself into the Grey Gopher. When Captain Americat is turned to stone and forced into servitude, the real challenge begins—how long can he hold on before the spell breaks?

In "To Oink or Not To Oink, or The Days of Swine and Roses," Peter Porker’s hopes for a date with Batty Brant are dashed—until a wild twist of fate sends him crashing into a celebrity party with a team of villainous Beagle Brigadeers. After a heroic rescue of Barbara Mandrill from the Hobgobbler, Peter returns home to find an unexpected surprise: Aunt May has brought home a new neighbor, Mary Jane Waterbuffalo.

In "The Mighty Scavengers," a trio of self-proclaimed heroes—Jo, Pudgy, and Digger—leap into a time machine not to save the future, but to chase fame, only to find themselves tangled in Kangaroo’s 30th-century tyranny. With a mix of bravado and bumbling, they face off against a villainous marsupial, while one of their own develops an unexpected crush—on The Scarlet Pooch—before the whole mess ends in a bang and a very awkward return to a less-than-enthusiastic 20th century.

In "Porker Fried Rice, or Chung King of the Road," Peter Porker swings into action when a simple trip for Chinese food turns into a cross-country chase after being kidnapped by Paste Pot Peep. With the Agents of SHEEP on his tail, Peep and Baron Zebro flee through a bizarre rogues' gallery—meeting Captain Americat, The Mad Stinker, and even a dragon—before a showdown in China tests Spider-Ham’s courage and his taste for takeout.

In "Croak & Badger," the unlikely duo faces off against the Mad Stinker, who seeks to exploit Badger’s powers. With a sly distraction from Ham-Droid and a taste for Whiz-Um Brand Vinegar-Tabasco Chips, Croak must overcome his Dark Hunger to save the day—before the night closes in again.

In "Pig Out!", a desperate Fat Cat’s dramatic river plunge accidentally drains the waterway, drawing the curious attention of Bunsen, a kind-hearted intern who just wants to make friends. When the situation spirals into a full-blown feline frenzy, Spider-Ham must dodge a wave of hungry Fat Cats, evade a surprise prison breakout, and somehow keep the peace—before the chaos turns into a full-blown snack crisis.

In "Secret Furs," Bruce Bunny finds himself whisked into a bizarre alternate realm alongside other heroes and villains, where The Bee-Yonder unveils the wild premise of launching a 24-hour independent TV network. Furious at the absurdity, Bruce transforms into Hulkbunny—only to be instantly cast in a show, much to his dismay.