Muggy-Doo, Boy Cat #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features two stories. In the main "Muggy-Doo" tale, the boy cat attempts to learn piano by reading a "How to Play by Ear" instruction book, but his clumsy antics—including a kitchen robbery he witnesses and reports to police—result in comedic chaos and a busted leg. In the "Orry Orangutan" backup story, a sheriff encounters the orangutan on a peaceful shore and offers him a job as deputy, but when a letter arrives revealing Orry's criminal past and a dangerous partner named Jeff Morgan with a six-shooter, the sheriff realizes he's hired trouble and must deal with the consequences.
Muggy-Doo wakes Osh, who’s sleepwalking through town in his nightgown, and pretends to be a psychiatrist to help him. When Osh buys a "sure-cure" of carpet tacks, Muggy-Doo secretly flattens them out—only to realize he’s made things worse when Osh sleepwalks again, now with super-strength.
Stuffy Derma buys a fish-swim suit, eager to swim like a fish, only to be caught by a fisherman who doesn’t realize the suit’s wearer isn’t actually a fish. When the fisherman threatens to mount him, Stuffy tries to prove he’s not a fish—only to be caught in a series of escalating misunderstandings at a lake where swimming is also forbidden.
Muggy-Doo, the self-proclaimed taxi driver, takes a passenger on a wildly exaggerated journey from New Town to Old Town, claiming to cut time with a "scenic route" that stretches far beyond the actual distance. Along the way, he dodges bumps, brags about his speed, and charges an outrageous fare—only to reveal the trip was just a brief stop for a sign inspection, leaving the passenger (and readers) with a laugh at the expense of Muggy-Doo’s over-the-top hustle.
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