Muppet Babies (1985-1989 Marvel/Star Comics) comic books 1989

Comic book version of the animated TV series about the Muppet Babies – Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Scooter, Skeeter, Rowlf, Animal and all of the extraordinary friends who pop into their lives. In this issue, after viewing a book on the American West, the Muppet Babies go back to the days of the old wild, wild west, where men were men and frogs were frogs in "The Mild, Mild West." Issue also has "Rowlf Plays the Blues" in which Rowlf, sad that everyone is too busy to spend time with him, ventures out to some place new. So the Muppet Babies try to find him. Scripts by Laura Hitchcock and art by Marie Severin & Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover price $1.00.

Comic book version of the animated TV series about the Muppet Babies – Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Scooter, Skeeter, Rowlf, Animal and all of the extraordinary friends who pop into their lives. In this issue, the Muppet try to look up the meaning of some big words and end up in the world of the dictionary searching for words that they don't know in "Get the Last Word." Script by Laura Hitchcock and art by Marie Severin & Jacqueline Roettcher. Issue also has "The Castle of Gold" in which Piggy, after being told that silence is golden, imagines a big and beautiful castle with a princess that doesn't ever speak. Script by Laura Hitchcock and art by Nate Butler & Jacqueline Roettcher. Issue has a Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation which states that the average monthly total paid circulation for the preceding 12 months was 60,350 issues. Cover price $1.00.

Comic book version of the animated TV series about the Muppet Babies – Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Scooter, Skeeter, Rowlf, Animal and all of the extraordinary friends who pop into their lives. In this issue, when Bunsen declares that the sky is going wild and the universe must be saved, it's up to the Muppet Babies to head into space and figure out what is wrong in "Astro-Babies Save the Universe." Script by Laura Hitchcock and art by Marie Severin. Issue also has "What a Job" in which Gonzo's friend Camilla has disappeared and he thinks that she went out to look for a job. Script by Laura Hitchcock and art by Nate Butler & Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover price $1.00.