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Merry Mouse #4

Jan 1954 · Avon · 0.10 USD
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Merry Mouse and his companions encounter two bears playing cards in the woods who appear to be trained. When the bears begin rolling a boulder down a hillside, Merry and his friends flee, leading to a chaotic sequence involving a landslide that destroys their car. In a separate story, Merry prepares for a camping trip with supplies, but comedic mishaps ensue when a character uses balloon gas to fill a car's tires at a gas station, causing the vehicle to float away and eventually crash through various buildings before being pursued by the driver demanding compensation for damages.

Contains 6 stories
No Laughing Matter!
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry Mouse dreads a trip to the dentist for his toothache, but a dose of laughing gas at the doctor's office sends him into uncontrollable fits of laughter—until one thing finally sobers him up. A silly one-pager that proves sometimes the cure is funnier than the complaint.

Phoney Genie!
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

A young mouse buys a magic lamp at an auction and discovers it really does contain a genie—except this genie is a lazy trickster who never finished magical school and conjures nothing but illusions and pranks. When the mouse tries to turn the situation to profit by exhibiting the genie to paying customers, the scheme backfires spectacularly, leading to unexpected visitors with a claim of their own.

A Bear Escape!
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry Mouse and a companion take a vacation to Yellowstone National Park, but their trip goes sideways when they stumble upon two mysterious bears playing cards—and then someone starts shooting at them. Forced to hole up in a cave for the night, they discover a secret hideout filled with money and realize the "bears" are actually bank robbers in disguise. With some quick thinking and teamwork, Merry hatches a plan to trap the crooks and call in the authorities.

Soup to Nuts!
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry Mouse and his friend Millie set out on a camping trip carrying supplies on foot, but when Merry's red sweater catches the attention of an angry bull, a simple stroll turns into a wild chase that accidentally lands him competing in a town track meet. Between dodging his persistent pursuer and trying to find a pot for Millie's chicken soup, Merry discovers that this bull might have more in mind than just causing trouble.

Sharpy Gets the Business!
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Quincy Duck borrows $10,000 from the slick operator Sharpy Fox to buy a service station, but the contract's outrageous terms—100 percent interest due in 24 hours—set him up for disaster. When Sharpy advises giving away free balloons to attract customers, Quincy's well-intentioned promotion spirals into hilarious chaos as confused patrons and increasingly frantic mishaps pile up at the station. It's a slapstick lesson in the dangers of fine print and the perils of running a business you don't understand!

A Stroke of Luck!
3 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Pencils ? [as R. S.]Inks ? [as R. S.]

Paddy Pig lands the dream gig as caddy for the great Glenn Grogan in a big golf tournament—but when he discovers it's Friday the 13th, he scrambles to gather his lucky charms before the big match. As Paddy learns whether superstition or plain old common sense will carry the day, his tournament takes some wildly unexpected turns.

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artist, inker Frank Carin
cover pencils, inks Frank Carin

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