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Cover: Tony Strobl & Steve Steere

Porky Pig #75

Mar 1961 · Dell · 0.15 USD
“Hassle at Horseshoe Castle”

In "Hassle at Horseshoe Castle," Porky Pig finds himself at the eerie Horseshoe Castle after winning a tournament, only to be challenged by the reclusive former champion, Count de Ringer. With Cicero uncovering a hidden trap that ensures the Count’s victory, Porky must outwit the game before his chance at freedom slips away. Art by John Carey and John Liggera brings the misadventure to life, while Tony Strobl and Steve Steere’s cover captures the castle’s odd charm.

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Cast · 10 characters

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artist John Carey
cover pencils Tony Strobl
cover inks Steve Steere

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After winning a big horseshoes tournament, Porky receives an invitation to visit former champion Count de Ringer at his remote castle. Cicero stumbles across a compound where anyone who has ever beaten the Count is kept prisoner. The Count forces Porky to play him. He'll give Porky his freedom if he beats him, but Cicero discovers a gimmick that always lets the Count win.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).