comicbooks.com Join Free
Home › The Adventures of Peter Wheat › #53 › Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955)

Peter Wheat Bread and Bakers Associates · 1955 · 16 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 1 of 16
1 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 2 of 16
2 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 3 of 16
3 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 4 of 16
4 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 5 of 16
5 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 6 of 16
6 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 7 of 16
7 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 8 of 16
8 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 9 of 16
9 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 10 of 16
10 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 11 of 16
11 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 12 of 16
12 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 13 of 16
13 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 14 of 16
14 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 15 of 16
15 / 16
The Adventures of Peter Wheat #53 (1955) — page 16 of 16
16 / 16
ContinueThe Adventures of Peter Wheat #54 →

Peter Wheat hears from Blue Jay about a band of wild mice roaming a valley across the lake and sets out on his mouse mount to investigate. After discovering the white mice herd with their magnificent leader, Peter decides to pursue the white mouse mount for himself, riding his current mount into water and underwater passages to follow them. Peter and his mouse mount are captured by the wild mice band and taken to a tree castle, where Peter realizes that his desire to catch the white mouse has distracted him from the fact that the Wheat Folk have been driven into the hills by a wizard and his knights who may now be in possession of the magical kingdom.

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.