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Peter Rabbit #32

Mar 1956 · Avon · 0.10 USD
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The issue contains three stories featuring animal characters. In "Merry Mouse: The Sheriff of Snowy City," Merry Mouse and Tom-Cat pursue the Porky Gang who have shot up the town and ruined Merry's ten-gallon sombrero, leading Merry to vow revenge on the outlaws. "Space Mouse" depicts Golly Space Mouse and Molly being kidnapped by creatures from another planet, with Molly using her gun to shoot tickle bullets and help them escape. A third story shows characters robbing a bank, with gangsters pursuing a getaway car and discussing their loot before realizing the criminals are heading in the wrong direction.

Contains 4 stories
Deep-Sea Treasure!
8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Peter Rabbit and Dazy stumble upon a treasure map in a bottle, leading them to a strange island that soon begins sinking—only to realize they’ve been stranded on the back of a giant whale. As they’re pulled into the depths, they discover a hidden underwater kingdom ruled by the self-proclaimed King Davy Jones, who traps them as forced laborers in a golden mine beneath a plastic dome. With the whale’s mouth closing around them, the duo must find a way to escape before Davy Jones’ schemes fully unfold.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Out of this World
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Science Fiction

In a whimsical sci-fi adventure, Space Mouse and his partner Molly race to rescue Mother Goose after she’s kidnapped by the Wolfies from Planet Arf-Arf. With tickle bullets, a mysterious zoom suit, and a daring rescue mission, Space Mouse must outwit the Wolfies and their giant guardian to bring back Mother Goose and the other fairy tale characters before bedtime stories vanish forever.

Notes to You!
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Spotty the Pup lands a trumpet job after earning his diploma, but when his alarm clock disappears, he sets out to claim it—only to accidentally stumble into a bank robbery and end up tied up with the thieves. As the robbers plan to divide their loot, Spotty and his fellow captive must think fast when the army arrives, leading to a surprising musical showdown.

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