Egbert #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story follows Egbert as he becomes involved in a murder investigation at a hotel, where a sheriff asks him to explain his whereabouts during a bank robbery. A suspicious stranger accuses Egbert of being the culprit and claims to have proof of his innocence, leading to a chase on horseback. The tale takes comedic turns as Egbert escapes the hotel and encounters various mishaps while being pursued. Later, Egbert finds himself in trouble with a building manager named Mr. Stuffy Pig after causing damage to the structure, ultimately resulting in his firing from what appears to be his first job.
When Egbert steps in to help The Count run a sidewalk photography scheme, he accidentally photographs a bank robber fleeing the scene—only to bungle the film development and snap a picture of himself instead. Now Egbert must navigate a tangled chase involving the actual bandit, a detective, and The Count's misguided scheme to turn the botched photograph into a $1,000 reward.
When Rollo Raccoon and Picklefoot Pig encounter a young ghost named Gerald practicing in the cemetery, they offer to help him haunt the house of the skeptical Mr. Sourpuss—but their well-intentioned haunting scheme doesn't go quite as planned. As the trio escalates their ghostly antics with chains, rugs, and a rolling urn, they discover that Gerald's supernatural credentials might be more genuine than anyone bargained for. It's a spirited romp where belief in the impossible becomes impossible to deny.
Egbert takes a tumble into the wild west town of Bandylegs, Wyoming, where he's mistaken for a notorious gunslinger and caught up in a bank robbery he didn't commit. Now he's got to outride a real bandit, prove his innocence to the sheriff, and somehow survive the chaos of frontier life—all while learning that looking intelligent and actually being intelligent are two very different things.
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