Paul Terry's Comics #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Curse of Cleopatra," Mighty Mouse swaps his heroic guise for a night of ordinary mouse mischief at a Halloween party, enjoying the rare chance to blend in. But when a cunning Witch-Cat targets the celebration with a sinister plan, even his disguise won't protect him—especially not from a poisoned apple designed to neutralize the mighty hero. Art Bartsch’s dynamic art brings the spooky fun to life in this 1951 St. John classic.
In "Evil Rides the Skies," Mighty Mouse swaps his heroic cape for a simple mouse costume to blend in at a Halloween party, enjoying a rare moment of anonymity. But when a cunning Witch-Cat arrives with a sinister plan, she’s not fooled—she’s brought a poison apple specifically to take down the hero in disguise.
In "The Artful Dodger," Gandy the goose dazzles crowds at the carnival with his uncanny ability to dodge baseballs—until Sourpuss, ever the schemer, sees a new kind of ring where those skills might shine.
Farmer Al Falfa’s latest attempt to rid himself of a persistent, howling cat backfires spectacularly—each time he tries to drown the feline, it returns with even more chaos, much to the dismay of both him and Puddy the Pup. This classic 1951 gag strip from Paul Terry’s Comics #87 delivers relentless, slapstick humor with a relentless feline at its center.
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