Four Color #1244
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Slight Boo Boo," Space Mouse finds himself stranded on the planet Nothing—a seemingly empty sphere that hides a secret: the Caution People, a society paralyzed by fear of even the smallest risks. Drawn by John Carey in both interior and cover art, this 1961 Dell comic delivers a quirky, imaginative twist on a classic sci-fi premise, all in a 15-cent package.
In "Exiled in Space," Space Mouse finds himself cast out into the void by the cats of Felinia, landing on a mysterious planet called "Nothing"—a seemingly empty sphere that hides a far more surprising truth. Beneath its barren surface lies the hidden world of the Caution People, a society so fearful of risk that even the air feels dangerous.
When the Royal Treasury runs dry and collection agents seize the King’s rocket fleet, Space Mouse hatches a clever plan: turn the castle into a paid attraction. With a mix of charm and ingenuity, he sets out to draw visitors—though not everyone in the palace is ready for the spotlight.
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Reprinted in Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #103 (1968), Piko Magazine #43 (1970), Golden Comics Digest #24 (1972), Golden Comics Digest #32 (1973), El Pájaro Loco #247, Woody Woodpecker Annual #1975
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