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Merry Mouse #2 (1953)

Avon · 1953 · 37 pages

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Contains 7 stories
First Prize Winner!
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse enters a bowling contest for a $100 prize, despite having never bowled before, and quickly finds himself in a series of mishaps—accidentally knocking over a bank vault, getting his finger stuck in a bowling ball, and accidentally foiling a robbery. The bank manager, impressed by his unintended heroics, rewards him with the prize money, though Merry’s still trying to free his finger from the ball.

Merry Mouse Uses His Bean!
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse and his friend Clarity, desperate for food, sell Clarity the cow to buy beans, only to find themselves at a circus where Merry’s clever ideas lead them through a series of misadventures. After uncovering a fake sideshow and escaping a giant, they discover a bean that’s grown into a towering beanstalk, whisking them up into the clouds toward a mysterious castle in the sky.

The Wizard!
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse tries to prove his knowledge of hypnosis by attempting to put his friend to sleep, only to accidentally hypnotize himself into a vivid dream where he’s a wizard in Merry Old England and must impress the king with magical tricks. As he navigates the absurdities of royal court life and narrowly escapes being fed to wild dogs, the dream takes a wild turn—until he suddenly wakes up, realizing it was all just a dream after falling off a balcony.

Stop the Press!
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse is sent to cover the wedding of Phyllis Van Phido, but instead finds himself in a series of chaotic, high-stakes rescues—saving a woman from a trapped elevator, jumping across a river on pilings, rescuing a drowning man, and even pulling a pilot from a falling plane—each time capturing dramatic photos with his camera. As he rushes to the wedding, he’s mistaken for a hero, only to discover the real drama unfolds when the groom is kidnapped by Tomcat the Terror, leading to a wild chase and a surprising twist involving the wedding’s aftermath.

The Little Ham!
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse dreams of becoming a movie star like Rudy La Ratt and sets off to meet producer Louis B. Mouser, navigating a maze of secretaries and elevators in a frantic quest. Along the way, he stumbles into a staged robbery at Mouser’s office, where he improvises with celebrity imitations to outwit the crooks—much to the producer’s surprise.

Quick Change Artist!
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse, dressed as a man from Mars, races through the air after a misstep during a costume contest, narrowly avoiding disaster as he hurtles toward a skylight. His chaotic flight ends with a surprise landing at a party, where he’s greeted by a concerned friend who’s relieved to see him unharmed. The story captures the zany energy of a quick-change mishap that turns into an unexpected entrance.

A Very Pressing Matter!
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Merry Mouse panics when he realizes he has no iron to press his wrinkled suit before a movie date with Molly, who’s growing impatient. He dashes outside with a sudden idea, leaving her to wait—only to return with a surprise solution that might just save the evening.

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