Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #447
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When No One Called for Help!" from Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #447 (1978), two mischievous mice can't resist the temptation of perfectly aged cheese, leading to a reckless heist at the Cheese Bank. With a stolen wheelbarrow full of wheels and a train full of danger, their joyride takes a sharp turn when hungry cats have their own plans. Art by John Costanza—pencils, inks, and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop—brings the chaotic chase to life, with a cover by Costanza that captures the full absurdity of the moment.
In "The Great Cheese Bank Robbery," two impulsive mice can't resist the temptation of perfectly aged cheese, so they bust into the Cheese Bank, blow the vault lock, and wheel away a mountain of wheels. Overwhelmed by their loot and stuffed to the brim, they’re soon spotted by a pair of hungry cats who snatch a train for a fast escape—leaving the mice in a sticky situation they never saw coming.
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