Muggsy Mouse #2

1951-01-01 · 36 pages

Muggsy Mouse #2 Muggsy enters a contest offering three hundred dollars to anyone who can stay three rounds in the ring with Bull McGurk, a tough fighter. After trading his prized gong to a man for three dollars to enter the contest, Muggsy faces Bull McGurk but is quickly defeated. Later, Muggsy sneaks into a Mamouth Pictures movie studio to steal cheese for a film production, where he encounters a large black cat and must escape with his prize. Finally, Muggsy returns to his neighborhood where he gets into a dispute with a neighbor, accidentally insults him further, and then writes angry complaint letters to various politicians about the neighbor's behavior.

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