The Three Mouseketeers #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Letter from Petey," Little Petey, a curious young mouse, picks up a copy of the Three Mouseketeers comic and wonders how the mice can read—especially since he’s never seen them in school. Inspired, he writes them a letter to ask the question, unaware his simple note might spark something unexpected. Written, drawn, and inked by Sheldon Mayer, this charming 1957 tale captures a moment of innocent wonder, with Mayer’s distinctive art bringing Petey’s world to life on a 10-cent cover by the same hand.
In "Letter from Petey," a curious young mouse named Petey, inspired by the adventures in his favorite comic, sends a letter to the Three Mouseketeers asking how they learned to read—especially since he’s never seen a mouse go to school. The story follows his innocent wonder and the playful mystery of how the mice came to be so clever, all set in a world where animals read, write, and live out their own heroic tales.
In "Big-Feet's Holiday," the three mouseketeers find themselves baffled by the strange customs of the Big Feets during the winter season, especially the towering tree in their home and the mysterious striped canes they seem to adore. As the mice try to decode the holiday's meaning, their curiosity leads them on a whimsical, clue-filled adventure through the big world they’ve never quite understood.
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↩ Reprints Green Lantern #38 (1949)
Reprinted in The Three Mouseketeers #3 (1970), Super DC Giant #S-18 (1970), The Three Mouseketeers #5 (1971)
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