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Porky Pig#56
Cover: John Carey

Porky Pig #56

Jan 1958 · Dell · 0.10 USD
“Snowball in Manhole”

In "Snowball in Manhole," Porky Pig journeys to Mexico and stumbles upon a magic sombrero that awakens hidden talents in its wearer—though pride turns the hat into a crushing burden. Inspired by his new confidence, Porky sets his sights on becoming a bullfighter, with only his wits and a very heavy hat to guide him. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by John Carey, this 1958 Dell comic features a delightfully absurd adventure with art by Carey on both interior and cover.

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writer Don R. Christensen · artist, inker John Carey · cover John Carey

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artist, inker John Carey
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While in Mexico, Porky is given a magic sombrero that inspires new talents in anyone who wears it. However, if the wearer becomes conceited, the hat becomes as heavy as lead. Porky is inspired to become a bullfighter.

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