Marmaduke Mouse #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarmaduke Mouse discovers that Prince Pinky, a royal character, has been captured and hidden in a castle. With help from his friend Egbert, Marmaduke attempts a rescue, only to stumble into an encounter with spies hiding in an old gloomy cave who possess a stolen atom bomb. The spies plan to use the bomb to escape the country and sell it to a dictator, but Marmaduke inadvertently disrupts their scheme, leading to a chaotic battle as the authorities close in on the criminals.
When Marmaduke invites Mamie and Goofy to sail his new iceboat, the boastful Cuthbert Cat insists on taking command—and promptly ignores warnings about an approaching storm. As the wind turns genuinely vicious, the iceboat is tossed through the air and crashes through frozen water, leaving the crew stranded and Cuthbert scrambling to save himself. When the chaos finally subsides, a surprise awaits that teaches the self-proclaimed captain a lesson about listening to others.
Prince Pinky gets banished to stay with his notoriously cranky Aunt Petunia, Queen of Monomania—only to have his friend Pudd secretly follow him to the castle. As the duo wreaks havoc trying to outwit the Queen's watchful guards, Fluster and Bluster, Pinky devises increasingly clever schemes to slip past them, leading to a chaotic cascade of mishaps that tests even the Queen's legendary patience.
When Cuthbert Cat decides to give Marmaduke Mouse and Goofy Gopher a scare they'll never forget, his prank-gone-wrong sets off a wild chain of events that lands Marmaduke with a mysterious case of genius-level intellect. Our clever little hero must navigate quiz shows, mad scientists, and questions that might be impossible to answer—all while trying to figure out what's really happening to him. It's a mischievous romp through 1954 comedy that proves sometimes the best prank backfires in the most unexpected ways.
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↩ Reprints Marmaduke Mouse #26 (1951)
Reprinted in Marmaduke Mouse #29 (1952), Marmaduke Mouse #63 (1956), Marmaduke Mouse #64 (1956)
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