Mighty Mouse Comics #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Episode 1,000,001 - Danger on the Dips," Mighty Mouse springs into action when the bumbling duo Hammer Head Louie and Stupid crash into a mouse family's high-ceilinged home, turning a quiet evening into a chaotic showdown. With Jim Tyer handling both pencils and inks, the story captures the classic charm of early 1950s animation-inspired comics, while Art Bartsch's dynamic cover perfectly sets the tone for the mayhem to come.
In "Episode 1,000,001 - Danger on the Dips," Mighty Mouse faces off against Oil Can Harry and his feline sidekick in a wild chase that spirals from the bustling rides of Coney Island to the open sea. When the duo ends up swallowed by a whale, the hero must navigate both the amusement park’s perilous attractions and the treacherous depths of the ocean to save the day.
In this 1950 classic from Mighty Mouse Comics #16, the pint-sized hero Mighty Mouse arrives just in time to face off against the boastful criminal duo Hammer Head Louie and Stupid, who’ve invaded a mouse family’s high-ceilinged home. With Louie spending four pages flexing his tough-guy act and the little mouse kid cheering him on, the stage is set for a showdown that’s as bold as it is playful.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse #16 (1950), Little Roquefort #3 (1952), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #56 (1954), Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse #128 (1955)
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