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Mighty Mouse Comics#19
Cover: Art Bartsch

Mighty Mouse Comics #19

Oct 1950 · St. John · 0.10 USD
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“Pureheart Perils, Italian Style”

In "Pureheart Perils, Italian Style," Mighty Mouse races to rescue Pearl Pureheart from Oil Can Harry, who’s dangling her from the Leaning Tower of Pisa by nothing but a strand of spaghetti. With Venice’s canals drained and Mount Vesuvius reignited, the hero battles a legion of lions in the ruins of the Coliseum—only to face Harry’s final, steam-powered escape into the stratosphere. Written by Tom Morrison and Bob Kuwahara, with art by Connie Rasinski and cover by Art Bartsch, this 1950 adventure delivers classic cartoon chaos at its most delightfully absurd.

writer Tom Morrison · writer Bob Kuwahara · artist, inker Connie Rasinski · cover Art Bartsch

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artist, inker Connie Rasinski
cover pencils, inks Art Bartsch

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Oil Can Harry hangs Pearl Pureheart off the Leaning Tower of Pisa by a single strand of spaghetti, while Mighty Mouse fights thousands upon thousands of lions in the remains of the Roman Coliseum. Harry drains the canals of Venice and reignites Mt. Vesuvius in his efforts to stop Mighty Mouse but ends up getting blasted into the stratosphere by a scalding burst of steam.

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