Mighty Mouse Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Episode 2643 ½ Terror on the Tracks," young rabbit Rollo’s dream of flying to the moon takes a sudden, stormy turn when a fierce windstorm and a flock of hungry eagles threaten his makeshift plane. Connie Rasinski handles both pencils and inks for the story, bringing Rollo’s daring flight and sudden peril to life with bold, energetic lines. The cover by Art Bartsch captures the chaos of the moment, with Rollo’s plane caught in the sky as eagles close in—a 10-cent thrill from 1949 that blends whimsy and danger in equal measure.
In "The Reckless Rabbit," young Rollo, a bold bunny with big dreams, trades baseball for a homemade plane and a wild plan to fly to the moon—only to find himself in over his head when a storm and a pack of ravenous eagles threaten the skies. His skepticism about Mighty Mouse quickly fades as he learns the hard way that even the most reckless dreams need a hero to keep them grounded.
Jo and her new husband, Mr. Mouse, accidentally make the elephant house at the zoo their honeymoon retreat—much to the dismay of the resident pachyderms. When the elephants’ panic triggers a cascade of chaos, only Mighty Mouse can restore order in this zany, animal-packed romp.
In "Tricky Business," Gandy leaves Sourpuss in charge of a magic shop with a simple request: don’t touch anything. But when temptation calls, Sourpuss’s curiosity gets the better of him—just as Gandy’s back is turned.
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Reprinted in El Super Ratón #20 (1953), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #42 (1953)
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