Version with ad on back cover. Indicia title is "M-G-M's MOUSE MUSKETEERS, No. 728." Cover art by Harvey Eisenberg. Mouse Musketeers and the Singing Sword; The King has a singing sword that annoys M'Sieur Poossycat; The cat tries to steal the sword and break it, but is foiled by the mice. The Race to the Castle; M'Sieur Poossycat pawns some of the King's armor, and has to keep the Mouse Musketeers from telling the King. King for a Day; The King takes the day off and leaves his son, Prince Prankster, in charge of the castle. Tattletale Tails; The King gets tired of the Musketeers and M'Sieur Poossycat tattling on each other. All art by Harvey Eisenberg. Dopey Dan and Safety Sam; illustrated ad for Wrigley's Juicy Fruit chewing gum. 36 pages

Cover art by Harvey Eisenberg. Masked Mice; The Mouse Musketeers try to learn to dance so they can attend the King's Royal Masquerade Ball. The Magic Armor; The Musketeers find a parrot who hides in a suit of armor in the palace. The Royal Surprise; In an effort to cheer up the King, the Musketeers and Poosycat buy him some flying fish. Three's A Crowd; The Musketeers have to share a room at an inn with Poosycat. 36 pages

Cover art by Jack Bradbury. The Witch Pitch; Oswald is sent to cover a baseball team's spring training for a newspaper. The Trembling Trestle; Beavers are gnawing timbers out of a railroad trestle, leaving it likely to collapse when the next train passes. The Horrible House Hassle; Oswald wins the "Home-Hope Contest" and has his home redecorated into an ultra-modern, but uncomfortable, residence. Supercharged; The boys get new pants, made of a new synthetic material, and the friction of the pant legs generates static electricity which becomes stored in their fluffy tails like a battery. All art by Jack Bradbury. 36 pages

Painted cover art by Morris Gollub. Facts about the duties of a forest ranger in the National Forests. The Fiery Trap; Smokey, Little Smokey, and Specs the raccoon are out inspecting emergency fire stations in the forest when they come across an illegal trapline. Facts about grizzly bears, narrated by Smokey. Facts about raising tropical fish in an aquarium. Facts about wild turkeys. Facts about frogs and toads. The Mysterious Intruder; The forest service airlifts beavers to build dams in the forest. Brief facts about bighorn sheep, box turtles, flying squirrels, pocket gophers, raccoons, and porcupines. 36 pages

Issue features "Caught in the Act," "Stick-Around Hound," "Too Much Luck," and "Swamp Safari." Issue also has one-page gag strips. Story and art credits: unknown. 36 pages

Ad on back cover. Mickey Mouse Album. Mickey Mouse's photo album leads into reminiscing about stories involving his relatives "Uncle Boomer," "Cousin Moocher," "Ben Ali Maus," "Uncle Mukluk," and "Cousin Digger." Issue also has one-page puzzles. Entire issue is comic, no ads. Story and art credits: unknown. 36 pages

Based on "The Hathaways" TV series. Photo cover of the Hathaway Chimps (as played by The Marquis Chimps). Preview with photos. Big Deal; The chimps help draw customers to a frozen custard stand. The Shopping Spree; The chimps cause a commotion in a department store. Do It Yourself; Walter tries to fix a leak in the roof, with "help" from the chimps. Smart Thinking; Walter's clever placement of a sign helps a clothing business sandwiched between two larger stores. All art by Paul Reinman. 36 pages