Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #243

Jan 1977 · W. G. Publications; Wogan Publications · 0.30 AUD

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In "The Outlaw Trail," Morty and Ferdie welcome a raccoon into their home, unaware it's been trained by burglars to sneak into houses and steal valuables. Pluto, ever the loyal watchdog, senses something's off—but his warnings are brushed aside as jealousy over the new pet. Art by Jack Bradbury, this 1977 adventure blends mischief and mystery in a classic Mickey Mouse tale.

Contains 3 stories

The Outlaw Trail

11 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseGoofyMountie colonelbankergrocery store proprietorother irate citizensSlippery Sam

Sergeant Mickey Mouse and Private Goofy of the Mounties take on a peculiar case: tracking down an outlaw who’s left a trail of chaos but no one’s ever seen his face. With a crooked banker, a furious grocery store proprietor, and a crowd of irate citizens pointing fingers, the duo must follow clues through a web of mystery—only to face the elusive Slippery Sam, whose identity remains as slippery as his escapes.

Super Do-Gooder

12 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Beagle BoysSuper GoofGilbert

All Bark and No Bite

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MousePlutoMortyFerdieFilmore (raccoon)Slippery JoeLight-Fingered FredfirefightersChief O'Hara

Mickey Mouse and his friends are startled when Morty and Ferdie adopt a clever raccoon named Filmore, unaware he’s been trained by a gang of crooks. Pluto, ever the loyal watchdog, growls at the newcomer—only to be dismissed as jealous, even as Filmore’s antics begin to raise red flags around the house.