Marmaduke Mouse #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarmaduke Mouse has a busy day at the beach, where he encounters Pudgy Pig at a hot dog stand and later agrees to a race against Solly and Taffy Turtle for the title of mayor, with the course running around Huckleberry Mountain through the woods to a stream. During the race, Marmaduke attempts to cheat by using a shortcut down the side of a tall building, but he falls through various levels and gets tangled in ropes and pipes, ultimately landing on a log that carries him to the finish line. Though Marmaduke reaches the finish first, he declines to fight Solly in a confrontation after the race, choosing instead to leave the scene.
When Marmaduke Mouse invites himself to watch a football game on Cuthbert Cat's television set, the two stumble into a cascade of repair mishaps that spirals from smashed picture tubes to a homemade boxkite rescue—sending Marmaduke soaring straight to the stadium instead. What starts as a simple afternoon of TV watching becomes an adventure that changes everything for both of them.
Buzzy Rabbit gets roped into racing Taffy Turtle when Witty Fox and Solly Squirrel decide to settle their argument over who should be mayor through a contest—the winner of the race claims the title. Buzzy's distracted by carrots and a nap along the way, but Taffy has her own surprises up her shell, leading to a finish that leaves Witty Fox thoroughly outsmarted in this clever little woodland showdown.
Marmaduke Mouse can't afford to be late for his one o'clock date with Mamie Mouse—but a series of increasingly wild mishaps across the city keeps him scrambling, from a frantic chase through the streets to an accidental ride on a construction elevator. By the time he finally reaches Mamie, she's furious at the three-hour wait, and nothing he says will get him out of the doghouse.
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↩ Reprints Egbert #17 (1950), Marmaduke Mouse #37 (1953), Marmaduke Mouse #42 (1953), Buster Bear #1 (1953), Marmaduke Mouse #45 (1954), Buster Bear #4 (1954)
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