Four Color #670
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Poaching Poossycat," M'sieur Poossycat pulls off a daring scheme, convincing the King to banish all mice from town by noon. With time running out, the Musketeers step in, trying to convince the Poossycat that their magic powers could halt the clock—though whether he’ll believe them remains to be seen. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the whimsical chaos to life in this 1956 Four Color comic.
In a whimsical 1956 tale from Four Color #670, Red Dog, a celebrated jouster, sets out to prove his skill by challenging M'sieur Poossycat to a duel. With the Musketeers lending their aid, the showdown unfolds in classic knightly fashion—until the true nature of Red Dog’s grudge comes to light.
In "The King's Signet Ring," the Musketeers are named rulers of Calvados, only to be met with a spectral scare when M'sieur Poossycat pretends to be a ghost in the castle. The story unfolds with playful tension as the animal knights face a mystery that tests their courage—no easy task when the ghost might just be a cat in a sheet.
In "Clock Stoppers," M'sieur Poossycat, ever the schemer, convinces the King to banish all mice from town by noon. With time running out, the Musketeers race to prove they possess the magic needed to stop the clock—before it's too late.
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Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #11, Tom & Jerry #35, Tom und Jerry #20
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