Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #471
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pop Goes the Popcorn," a playful puzzle adventure unfolds as readers help uncover eight cat family members by filling in missing letters—each clue leading to a feline name. Unscrambling those letters reveals the name of a heroic little fellow, delivering a clever, lighthearted challenge in a 1980 Western Publishing comic. The entire story is brought to life by John Costanza, who handled pencils, inks, and lettering, with colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop.
In "Chummy Cat," the clever feline manipulates the mouse populace with a slick media campaign, positioning himself as a kind-hearted hero while turning public opinion against the once-celebrated Mighty Mouse. With charm and cunning, Chummy Cat rises in popularity—leaving the truth of his intentions hidden beneath a facade of friendliness.
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