The Three Mouseketeers #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mole, the Merrier!", the Three Mouseketeers dive into the curious customs of the Big Feets during Christmas, baffled by the evergreen tree in their home and the mysterious striped canes they seem to adore. Written by Sy Reit and brought to life with playful energy by artists Rube Grossman (pencils and inks), this 1971 DC classic captures the charm of small wonders through the eyes of tiny explorers. The festive cover by Phil Mendez perfectly sets the tone for a whimsical holiday mystery.
In "Big-Feets Holiday," Fatsy, Patsy, and Minus set out to decode the strange traditions of the humans—especially the mysterious tree in the Big Feets' home and the odd striped canes they seem to adore. As the trio navigates holiday oddities with curiosity and mouse-sized logic, they uncover a festive mystery that’s equal parts whimsy and wonder.
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↩ Reprints Funny Stuff #77 (1954), Comic Cavalcade #63 (1954), The Dodo and the Frog #82 (1955), The Raccoon Kids #56 (1955), It's Gametime #3 (1956), The Three Mouseketeers #6 (1957), The Three Mouseketeers #7 (1957), The Three Mouseketeers #9 (1957), The Three Mouseketeers #12 (1957)
Reprinted in Fox und Flax #18, Fox und Flax #24
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