An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (Comic Book)

In 1992 Marvel Comics released a three-issue comic book adaptation of An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. It followed the basic plot of the movie, with a few minor differences, and seems to be based on an earlier draft of the movie's script. This three-issue series is adapted from Flint Dille’s screenplay and a story by Charles Swenson, and features art by George Wildman. 

The titles of the issues were as follows:

• Vol. 1 : "Go West, Young Mousekewitz"
• Vol. 2: "A Fistful of Cheese"
• Vol. 3: "The Good, The Bad, and The Furry"

Trivia

• In the comics, Tanya is given a love interest named Willie, a boy she meets in New York that worked for a cheese vendor, who she ends up with at the end after reuniting with him in Green River. It could be this character was cut from the film version.
• It is off-model in many places. For example Miss Kitty is pink and much more obese, the colors on nearly all of the characters is incorrect even on the covers,and many characters are poorly-drawn in some panels.

Issue 1

Issue 2

Issue 3

Title page

Beginning of Vol. 1, featuring minor plot differences

Cat Attack

Face off with One-Eye

Sewer ride with off-model Fievel

Mousekewitz family getting tricked into moving west

Boarding the train

Fievel falling off the train (very painfully)

First mention of "Willie"

Off-Model artwork from the comic

Tanya continues to lust after Willie

The mouse trap

Willie appears