Little Roquefort #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Helping Hand," Roquefort and Percy accidentally swap minds through a mutual hypnotism experiment, setting off a chain reaction that flips their lives—and the entire city—upside down. Written and illustrated by Jim Tyer, this 1952 St. John classic delivers a delightfully absurd premise with a 10-cent dose of early comic absurdism, all captured in a cover by Jim Tyer.
In "Love Thy Neighbor," a chaotic chase ends with Percy the cat kicked out and replaced by a fearsome bulldog, leaving both him and Roquefort — the mouse he’s always tried to catch — stranded and desperate. With their usual rivalry set aside, the unlikely pair must team up to outwit the new guard and reclaim their home.
In "Slap-Happy Hypnotists," Roquefort and Percy accidentally swap minds while trying to master the art of hypnosis from a book they both read. Now trapped in each other’s bodies, their mismatched personalities spark chaos that spirals far beyond their usual antics—upsetting Roquefort’s family, confusing Percy’s alley cat crew, and sending shockwaves through the city, where even goldfish, farm animals, and a lone canary get caught in the frenzy.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse Album #2 (1952)
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