Marmaduke Mouse #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAfter a sleepless night worrying about skunks, Marmaduke decides the solution is to live like a prince and hires Sammy as his servant. When Sammy tries to sneak into Marmaduke's new office to show him a crime, Marmaduke kicks him out repeatedly, but eventually Sammy convinces him to become a detective and solve crimes for money. As they search for a case, they encounter a bloodhound who chases them, leading to a series of comic mishaps involving a rocket that launches Marmaduke skyward multiple times, ultimately leaving the pair exhausted and laughing at their misadventures.
Marmaduke Mouse takes a plumbing job at Christopher Cat's house, but his well-intentioned repair spirals into chaos when water floods everywhere—and the furious cat pursues him through house and cellar in a slapstick chase. Things only get worse when Marmaduke realizes he's forgotten a crucial detail about where he sourced all that water, leaving Christopher Cat headed straight for an unpleasant surprise.
Marmaduke Mouse and Philo Pup hang up their new diplomas and open a detective agency, eager to prove themselves as genuine private eyes. When they spot what they're convinced is a bank robbery in progress—a suspicious cat named Cuthbert carrying a sack—the duo spring into bumbling action to track him down and save the day. Their investigation takes them on a wild chase through town as they pursue their suspect with more enthusiasm than competence.
Marmaduke Mouse has always been a soft touch for practical jokes, but when his pal Shifty Fox keeps pushing his luck with increasingly elaborate pranks—including a false fire alarm that sends the department rushing to town—Marmaduke and his friend Goofy decide it's time to turn the tables. What begins as a plan to scare Shifty with a wildcat costume takes an unexpected turn when a real wildcat crashes the party, and the prankster finds himself facing consequences he never saw coming.
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