Peter Rabbit #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains three stories featuring animal characters. In "Merry Mouse: The Sheriff of Snowy City," Merry Mouse and Tom-Cat pursue the Porky Gang who have shot up the town and ruined Merry's ten-gallon sombrero, leading Merry to vow revenge on the outlaws. "Space Mouse" depicts Golly Space Mouse and Molly being kidnapped by creatures from another planet, with Molly using her gun to shoot tickle bullets and help them escape. A third story shows characters robbing a bank, with gangsters pursuing a getaway car and discussing their loot before realizing the criminals are heading in the wrong direction.
Peter and Dazy find a mysterious treasure map in a bottle and set sail to claim the riches, only to discover their "island" is actually a living whale—and they've stumbled into the underwater kingdom of King Davy Jones, who forced them into captivity to mine his golden hoard. Now they must outwit the cunning sea tyrant and his guards if they have any hope of escaping back to the surface.
When wolfies from the planet Arf-Arf kidnap Mother Goose and her fellow storybook characters, Space Mouse springs into action—armed with nothing but tickle bullets and determination to rescue them from across the galaxy. With his companion Molly at his side, Space Mouse must battle his way through the wolfies' planet, outrun a wicked giant, and survive encounters with the very creatures he's meant to save to bring everyone back home. It's a wild intergalactic adventure packed with the kind of zany humor and heart that reminds every kid why Mother Goose's tales matter so much.
Spotty the Pup has just earned his musician's diploma and lands a trumpet player job—but a class bully tries to sabotage him by stealing his alarm clock the night before. When Spotty chases after the bully the next morning, he stumbles onto bank robbers at a nightclub and finds himself and his rival trapped in their hideout. Working together with his tied-up competitor, Spotty devises a clever plan using his trumpet to signal the Army for help and stop the criminals.
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