Marmaduke Mouse #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarmaduke Mouse and his sailor crew encounter a hurricane at sea, with Marmaduke confidently steering the ship through the dangerous storm. After the ship is blown off course, Marmaduke attempts to regain control but the wind forces them in the wrong direction, nearly destroying the vessel. Later, on land, Marmaduke encounters a pig vendor and tricks him by serving mud instead of real coffee, claiming the pig won't know the difference. When confronted about his deception, Marmaduke is struck and flees; he then challenges Buzzy Rabbit to a forward pass football competition, but is outsmarted when Buzzy throws a forward pass that Marmaduke catches—only to land face-first in the mud, giving Buzzy the last laugh as Marmaduke admits defeat.
Marmaduke Mouse invites his friends Mamie Mouse and Goofy Gopher for a thrilling sail on his new iceboat, but the self-proclaimed Captain Cuthbert Cat insists on taking command despite warnings of an approaching storm. When a massive wind sweeps them away, the crew finds themselves facing disaster on the ice—and Cuthbert's cowardly leadership puts them all in peril.
Windy Breeze tries to impress his nephew with a tall tale about inventing a super boring machine to drill to China, but the young man sees right through the yarn—especially when a wanted poster for "Windy Breeze the Underground Bandit" suddenly appears. This quick, punchy tale captures the spirit of a trickster caught in his own web of lies.
When Buzzy Rabbit receives word that his rich Uncle Mazuma has passed away, the whole neighborhood suddenly treats him like royalty—especially Witty Fox, who goes from playing mean tricks on Buzzy to lavishing him with gifts and fair-day treats. But as Buzzy enjoys himself at the carnival, a shocking truth emerges that turns the tables on everyone's expectations. A hilarious romp with plenty of slapstick payoffs and comeuppance for those who had it coming.
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