Marmaduke Mouse #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. In the first, Marmaduke and another character encounter spies with an atomic bomb outside a cave, leading to a chaotic escape attempt where Marmaduke frees himself from ropes using a sharp rock and heads to the airport. In the second story, "Buster Bear: Aerial Acrobatics," Buster attempts to install a television antenna on a house, but his clumsy efforts and disagreements with a chipmunk about the installation method result in comic mishaps.
Marmaduke Mouse drives his friend Mamie across the border to Mexico to help her claim a gold or silver mine promised by her eccentric Uncle Jose—but the notorious bandit Ramon el Raton has other plans, kidnapping Mamie and demanding the mine as ransom. Marmaduke must navigate the Mexican desert, dodge trouble, and rescue his friend before the schemer can make off with her uncle's fortune.
When Buster Bear brings home a television set, Cholly Chipmunk volunteers to install the aerial—insisting he can save five dollars by doing it himself instead of calling a professional. What follows is a comedic cascade of mishaps as Cholly's confident attempts to wire up the TV go hilariously wrong, with the aerial ending up everywhere except where it should be. Will Buster finally break down and call the service man, or will Cholly manage to pull off a miracle?
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↩ Reprints Marmaduke Mouse #26 (1951), Marmaduke Mouse #28 (1952), Marmaduke Mouse #44 (1954), Marmaduke Mouse #46 (1954), Buster Bear #7 (1954)
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