Mickey Mouse #94
☆ 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—though not for the reasons they expect. When Pluto grows suspicious of the clever little creature’s odd behavior, his warnings fall on deaf ears, leaving the whole house in for a wild ride. Art by Jack Bradbury and a lively cover by Paul Murry bring this 1964 Western Publishing gem to life.
Sergeant Mickey Mouse and Private Goofy of the Mounties take on a mystery no one can solve—chasing an outlaw who’s never been seen, only felt. With no leads and no face to match the name, their trail leads through the wilds of the West, where every shadow might be hiding a ghost.
When Morty and Ferdie bring home a raccoon they think is just a cute new pet, Pluto grows suspicious—after all, the animal seems a little too clever for its own good. But no one listens to the dog, not even when he starts barking at the raccoon’s odd behavior.
When Zeke’s rundown shack collapses, he takes a job as caretaker of the grand Morbit Mansion—only to skip the cottage entirely and move into the mansion itself while its owner is away.
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Reprinted in Donald Duck #42/1964 (1964), Almanacco Topolino #97 (1965), Topolino #477 (1965), Donald Duck & Co #35/1965 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #689 (1965), Donald Duck & Co #46/1965 (1965), Donald Duck & Co #47/1965 (1965), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #243 (1977), Mickey Mouse #176 (1977), Donald Duck & Co #8/1984 (1984)
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