Mighty Mouse Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the 1949 classic "The Mysterious Stranger," Mighty Mouse rides to the rescue of a wagon train of mice journeying through the frontier, facing off against the fearsome Cat Indians and their ominous ritual involving the Great God Bartsch. With bold art by Jim Tyer and a striking cover by Art Bartsch, this issue delivers a whimsical yet thrilling adventure where courage and cartoonish flair clash with feline menace.
In "The Mysterious Stranger," two mice delight in the antics of Mighty Mouse, only to be chased out by their horrified feline housemate after he discovers the comic. When Mighty Mouse learns of the mice’s banishment, he’s determined not to let their love of heroics go to waste.
In the wild west of mouse-sized frontier tales, Jo and her fellow mice journey westward in a tiny wagon train pulled by a determined grasshopper, fleeing the looming threat of Cat Indians who plan to sacrifice the prettiest young mouse to their fearsome Great God Bartsch. Mighty Mouse rises to the challenge, facing off against a seemingly endless horde of ferocious felines in a showdown that could decide the fate of the entire caravan.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse #12 (1949), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #41 (1953)
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