Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #23 [52-pages]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dimwit Sneezes," Mighty Mouse tumbles from a snowy Alpine peak after Oil Can Harry unleashes the stink of Limburger, plunging him into a perilous cheese-making trap far below. With the fate of Pearl Pureheart hanging in the balance, her only chance rests with a St. Bernard whose dramatic flair and love of poetry may just save the day. Written by Tom Morrison, this 1951 adventure from Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #23 is a delightfully absurd blend of slapstick and whimsy, all rendered in the classic style of the era.
In "It Happened in Rhode Island," the Planet Men descend upon Earth, beginning their conquest by claiming state after state—starting with Texas—until only the smallest of U.S. states remains. With the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, the story follows the chaos and humor of this absurd, anthropomorphic invasion, where even the tiniest state becomes a battleground.
In the snowy heights of the Alps, Oil Can Harry traps Mighty Mouse with a stink so potent it sends him tumbling toward a cheese-filled abyss. With the hero down, Pearl Pureheart must rely on a St. Bernard whose dramatic monologues are as thick as the mountain fog—just as the cheese factory below begins to churn.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse Comics #9 (1951), Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse #127 (1955)
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