Muggy-Doo, Boy Cat #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing at least three stories. In the first story, Muggy-Doo leaves home to avoid making mistakes and encounters a fire at a museum, where he heroically rushes inside to save the priceless Venus de Milo statue from the flames. "Orpy Orangutan" features a character who gets hired as a delivery boy at a fruit stand, takes excessive amounts of applesauce as payment, and causes chaos while attempting to work. The final story, "Osh," shows a character planting potatoes with Mr. Osh when Muggy-Doo accidentally causes a barrel and bucket to roll down a hill, destroying the potato garden and leaving Mr. Osh frustrated with the results.
Boy Cat, running a makeshift gym, tries to sell a masquer’s table to Osh, who’s suffering from a stiff neck. When Boy Cat offers to give him a massage, the session goes hilariously awry—until Osh’s neck magically improves, leading to a series of absurd, steam-powered mishaps.
Uncle Elmer, newly sworn in as a volunteer fireman, misinterprets every sound as a fire alarm, from the clock to the door chimes. After a series of frantic, mistaken rescues—most notably "saving" the armless statue of Venus at the museum—he decides to flee the house to avoid further errors.
In a whimsical mishap at Timbles Dept. Store’s shipping department, a young delivery cat named Stuffy Derma accidentally delivers a dress meant for Miss Patti Bacon, only to find himself trapped in a bizarre exchange dispute after the customer refuses to accept it. As the store’s staff scrambles to resolve the situation, Stuffy’s attempt to escape through a package chute leads to a chaotic climax that leaves both him and the customer in an unexpected situation.
Muggy-Doo, a scrappy boy cat, tries to trade his dusty old pushcart for a used car, only to be mocked by the dealer. When the pushcart is dismissed as replaceable, Muggy-Doo’s fierce loyalty shines through as he refuses to abandon his old friend, even when told it would take decades to pay off the new jalopy.
In a zany twist on fruit delivery, a mischievous young cat named Muggy-Doo takes a job with an orangutan fruit vendor, only to accidentally turn a shipment of apples into applesauce—much to the surprise of his boss. When the boss sees the results, he’s stunned by the sheer volume of applesauce and wonders how it was made, leading to a series of increasingly absurd and hilarious attempts to replicate the process.
Muggy-Doo, Boy Cat, skips school and is caught by the truant officer, leading to an unexpected encounter with Miss Kitty, the schoolteacher. As he tries to impress her with his "genius," his antics lead to a series of chaotic classroom mishaps, culminating in a long punishment of writing a phrase over and over.
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