Mighty Mouse Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Krakatoa," Old Mr. Cheery shuts down his toy shop for the night, leaving a room full of Mighty Mouse dolls to their own devices. When a prowling cat threatens the playful mice, one doll suddenly springs to life—transforming from a simple toy into something far more heroic. The cover by Art Bartsch captures the moment with bold, dynamic lines, while the story unfolds in a quiet, whimsical setting that belies the action to come.
In the fiery shadow of the looming Krakatoa, a witch doctor rallies his people to overthrow a gentle missionary, demanding the sacrifice of the man’s daughter to appease a volcano god. Mighty Mouse, ever the defender of the innocent, steps in to stop the madness before the mountain erupts.
In "The Strike-Out," a meddling cat throws a wrench into a high-stakes baseball game between the Dodgems and the Pigmies, turning the field into chaos. When the odds are stacked and the inning drags on, Mighty Mouse steps in to turn the tide—just in time for a dramatic ninth-inning showdown.
In "The Toy Shop," Old Mr. Cheery locks up his shop, leaving the night to the mice who gather around a fresh batch of Mighty Mouse dolls—until a prowling cat interrupts their play. With a sudden spark of life, one doll stands apart, transforming from toy to hero in the blink of an eye.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse #7 (1948), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #38 (1953), Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse #127 (1955), Mighty Mouse #165 (1965)
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