Atomic Mouse #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAtomic Mouse encounters visitors from Mother Earth who challenge him to a strength contest to prove who is the strongest person in the world, with the catch that they will remove his atomic pills to make it a fair fight. After losing his power source, Atomic Mouse must recover the U-235 pills hidden by the visitors. In a separate story titled "Count Gatto," Atomic Mouse battles a villain named Count Gatto, who uses oil drums and other contraptions in his schemes, leading to a comedic chase involving mines and oil.
When Atomic Mouse attends a global peace conference, Count Gatto seizes the opportunity to unleash a genie he's discovered—one willing to grant wishes in exchange for power over Mouseville. As the count squanders his magical wishes on wealth and ultimately crowns himself king, Atomic Mouse picks up on the chaos back home and races to confront both the tyrant and his supernatural ally. With Mouseville under the genie's thrall, our hero must find a way to break the spell before Count Gatto's reign becomes permanent.
In "null," Atomic Mouse faces off against Count Gatto, who manipulates the people of Planet XYZ into ferrying him to Earth and stealing spaceship blueprints. Once in possession of the plans, Gatto deceives Professor Invento into constructing a vessel he intends to use for criminal schemes.
When a strength-testing contest comes to Mouseville, Atomic Mouse's archfoe Count Gatto hatches a scheme to steal the U-235 pills that fuel our hero's incredible powers. But the Little Atoms have other plans, and when Atomic Mouse awakens to find his pills gone—and Gatto growing dangerously strong—a spectacular showdown at the fairgrounds awaits to prove just who deserves the title of world's strongest!
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Reprinted in Atomic Mouse #1 (1984), Atomic Mouse and Friends #1 (2001)
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