Three Mouseketeers #7

Three Mouseketeers #7 (On Sale: March 18, 1971), has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Editor Dick Giordano is gone, but he really did not have much effect on this book. This is the last issue and it begins with the Three Mouseketeers in "Hold the Phone" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #7 (1957).

Next are Dodo and the Frog in "Balloon Baloney" drawn by Otto Feuer and reprinted from Dodo and the Frog #81 (1954).

That is followed by the Three Mouseketeers in "Plane and Fancy" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #23 (1959).

Next, we have Dizzy Dog in  (Duel) by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Comic Cavalcade #63 (1954). Ferrence wants to duel with somebody and doesn't much care who.

Our next story is Dodo and the Frog in an untitled tale drawn by Otto Feuer and reprinted from Funny Stuff #42 (1949).

Our next Three Mouseketeers' tale is "The War Against the Big-Feets People" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #8 (1957).

We have an untitled Bo Bunny story by Sheldon Mayer next, which is reprinted from Funny Stuff #77 (1954). J. P. Penguin searches for an honest man.

Another Three Mouseketeers tale is next: "Upsa-Daisy" is by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #15 (1958).

Next, we have Doodles Duck in (Petty Problems) drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Comic Cavalcade #60 (1953)

We end the last issue with the Three Mouseketeers in "Quiet Snooze" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #5 (1956).

Edited by E. Nelson Bridwell.

Three Mouseketeers #6

Three Mouseketeers #6 (On Sale: January 21, 1971), has a nice cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin this issue with the Three Mouseketeers in "Crowded by Crickets" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #5 (1956).

Next is an untitled Bo Bunny by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Leading Screen Comics #72 (1954).

Back to the Three Mouseketeers in "X Marks the Spot" drawn by Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #12 (1957).

Next up is Doodles Duck in an untitled story by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Leading Screen Comics #75 (1955).

We return to the Three Mouseketeers for "Under Two Flags" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #5 (1956).

Dizzy Dog is up next in an untitled story drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Raccoon Kids #56 (1955).

Next up is the Three Mouseketeers in "No Place Like Home" by Seymour Reit and Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #11 (1957).

This time it is Dodo and the Frog in "The Return of Sherlock Dodo"  drawn by Otto Feuer and reprinted from Funny Stuff #78 (1954).

We get back to the Three Mouseketeers for "A Bed-Time Story" by Seymour Reit and Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #10 (1957).

This Dizzy Dog story is untitled and by Sheldon Mayer and was reprinted from Leading Screen Comics #75 (1955).

The reprintapolusa ends with the Three Mouseketeers in  "Hep Mouse Vs House-Cat" drawn by Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #2 (1956).

Edited for the last time by Dick Giordano.

Three Mouseketeers #5

Three Mouseketeers #5 (On Sale: November 17, 1970), has another great cover by Phil Mendez.

We begin the reprint-fest with The Three Mousketeers in "The Mole, the Merrier!" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman. Minus gets lost in Marmaduke's mole tunnels. Reprinted from The Three Mouseketeers #9 (July 1957).

Next is The Dodo and the Frog in "Choo Choo Chums!" drawn by Otto Feuer. Fenimore tries to buy Dunbar's house so he can sell it to the railroad. Reprinted from Funny Stuff #77 (March-April 1954).

We next have The Three Mouseketeers in "Time Out for Minus!" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman. Minus decides he needs a vacation and doesn't want to be in the story. Reprinted from The Three Mouseketeers #12 (November 1957).

That is followed by an untitled Bo Bunny story by Sheldon Mayer. Friendship is a wonderful thing. Reprinted from The Raccoon Kids #56 (May-June 1955).

We have another untitled story, this one fetureing Doodles Duck by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Comic Cavalcade #63 (June-July 1954).

Next, we have a section of games, b beginning with "Hey Kids... It's Gametime!" by Phil Mendez which explains how to remove the It's Gametime insert from the rest of the magazine.

The one-page games are all created and illustrated by Martin Naydel and are all reprinted from It's Gametime #3 (January-February 1956). The games are: "Find the Twins," "Play Boxes," "Word Ladder," "Number Words Quiz, " "True or False Kwiz,"  "Krazy Crosswords," "Trixy the Puzzle Monkey,"  "Word Cage!," "Let's Go Hunting," "Space Sticklers," and "Elephant Hunt." The final page is the "Answer Page" which provides the answers for the previous puzzles.

Next is The Three Mouseketeers in "The Black Ball Bounces Back!" by Sheldon Mayer. Fatsy has to do a brave deed after being blackballed by the Mouseketeers. Reprinted from The Three Mouseketeers #7 (March-April 1957).

That is followed by The Dodo and the Frog in "Bewitching Pitching!" drawn by Otto Feuer and reprinted from The Dodo and the Frog #82 (January-February 1955).

Next is Elmo the Mouse in the text-story "What I Did On My Summer Vacation."  

Next is The Three Mouseketeers in "Patsy Comes Through" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman. Patsy tries to figure out how to ski on a banana. Reprinted from The Three Mouseketeers #7 (March-April 1957).

We end with The Three Mouseketeers in "Big-Feets Holiday" by Sy Reit and Rube Grossman. The mice try to understand Christmas. And figure out why the Big Feets have a tree inside their house, and what those striped canes are for. Reprinted from The Three Mouseketeers #6 (January-February 1957).

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Super DC Giant S-18

Super DC Giant S-18 (On Sale: August 13, 1970) has a Three Mouseketeers cover by Phil Mendez.

This all reprint book starts off with the Three Mouseketeers in "We Want Action," a six-page tale drawb by Rube Grossman  and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #9.

Next is another tale of the Three Mouseketeers, with Patsy and Herman Hop-Toad. This two-pager is written by Si Reit and drawn by Rube Grossman and is reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #6.

That is followed by yet another Three Mouseketeers story, "Why Minus Can't Miss," a one-pager drawn by Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #8.

Our next Three Mouseketeers yarn is "Working on the Railroad." This six-page story is written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #3.

Next is a Doodles Duck untitled six-page story drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Raccoon Kids #60.

We follow that with three more tales of the Three Mouseketeers all written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer. The first is "The Adventure of the Disappearing Cave." This six-page story is reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #3. Then comes  "Patsy and the Pup," a four-pager from Three Mouseketeers #4. The last of the three is "Meet Cousin Rodney Rat." This six-pager is from Three Mouseketeers #5.

Next is a six-page untitled Bo Bunny story drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Leading Screen Comics #70.

Our last Three Mouseketeers story is "Make Mine Monotony, " a four-page story drawn by Rube Grossman and reprinted from Three Mouseketeers #9.

The book ends with an untitled Dizzy Dog six-pager drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Raccoon Kids #55.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Sugar and Spike #75

Sugar and Spike #75 (On Sale: December 19, 1967) sports a Sheldon Mayer cover.

The first story is "The Mystery of the Mischievous Marble" which is written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer. the back-up story features Doodles Duck, is untitled, was reprinted in Best of DC #28 and is also written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.