Think you know Porky? Think again. Created by Bob Clampett and voiced by the legendary Mel Blanc, Porky Pig was the first true animated star to break out in the Golden Age of Warner Bros. animation. In this treasure trove of fifteen classic shorts from 1936 to 1949, Porky Pig is featured front and center as something of an animated Everyman. Not only is he a farmer (“Often an Orphan”), a lumberjack (“Porky Chops”), an Eskimo (“Polar Pals”), and a Caveman (“Prehistoric Porky”), but we also witness Porky’s escaped convict double (“Porky’s Double Trouble”), Porky as a member of the French Foreign Legion (“Little Beau Porky”), and even as a pig in a pyramid in ancient Egypt (“Porky in Egypt”). With early appearances from Looney Tunes icons such as Charlie Dog (“Porky’s Pooch”), Petunia Pig (“Porky’s Romance”) and even a Bugs Bunny prototype (“Patient Porky”), Volume 2 of this not-to-be-missed collection definitely prove that, when it comes to Porky Pig, “Th-th-th-that’s not all folks!”