Mickey Mouse #176
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Outlaw Trail," Morty and Ferdie’s new pet raccoon quickly becomes the center of attention—until Pluto starts acting strangely, convinced the creature isn’t quite what it seems. With Jack Bradbury handling both art and inks, this 1977 Western Publishing tale brings classic Disney charm to a clever caper, while Paul Murry’s cover captures the mischief in full swing.
Sergeant Mickey Mouse and Private Goofy of the Mounties take on a mystery no one can solve—chasing an outlaw who leaves no trace, no witnesses, and no proof he ever existed. With only a trail of clues and the odd whisper of a shadowy figure, they’re racing against time to catch a ghost before he strikes again.
When Morty and Ferdie adopt a raccoon as a pet, they don’t realize it’s been trained by burglars to sneak into homes. Pluto, ever the watchdog, senses something’s off—but his warnings are brushed aside as jealousy over the new arrival.
When Zeke’s old shack starts crumbling, he takes a job as caretaker of the grand Morbit Mansion—though he skips the cottage entirely, choosing instead to settle right into the mansion itself while its owner is away.
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↩ Reprints Mickey Mouse #94 (1964)
Reprinted in The New Mickey Mouse Club Fun Book #11190 (1977)
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