Mighty Mouse Fun Club Magazine #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How the Mighty Mouse Fun Club Was Organized," Mighty Mouse swaps his heroic guise for a night of ordinary mouse mischief at a Halloween party—only to find himself targeted by a Witch-Cat who’s not fooled by his disguise and has a poison apple ready. Art Bartsch handles both art and inks in this 1957 tale from Mighty Mouse Fun Club Magazine #1, where the usual hero reveal takes a surprising turn.
In "Evil Rides the Skies," Mighty Mouse slips into a Halloween party disguised as an ordinary mouse, enjoying the rare chance to blend in—until a Witch-Cat arrives with a sinister plan and a poison apple specifically designed to take down the hero. The story unfolds with playful suspense as the Witch-Cat’s trap hinges on knowing more than anyone should about the masked mouse in the crowd.
In "The Picnic Stowaway," Dinky’s heart sinks when Rudy, his rooster cousin, excludes him from the family picnic. Determined to win back his place, Dinky sets out to help Rudy in every way he can—only to find himself in increasingly sticky situations. With a mix of earnest effort and classic cartoon chaos, this six-page tale from Mighty Mouse Fun Club Magazine #1 (1957) captures the sweet, silly tension of a friendship tested by a little sibling rivalry.
In "Mystery on the Waterfront," Mighty Mouse faces a clever trap set by the Claw, who steals the hero’s autograph to manipulate Mitzi into a dangerous scheme. Tricked into performing as "The Masked Beauty" at Shanghai Jake’s seedy waterfront club, Mitzi finds herself at the center of a web of deception, where every song draws in more unsuspecting sailor mice—each one a potential victim.
In this 1957 gem from Mighty Mouse Fun Club Magazine, Gandy the goose dazzles crowds with his lightning-fast reflexes, dodging baseballs at a carnival. When Sourpuss sees potential in his talent, he convinces Gandy to try his luck in the boxing ring—where quick thinking might just be the real knockout.
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