Terry-Toons Comics #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMighty Mouse takes the controls of an experimental saucer designed to launch the mice of Terrytown to safety, but The Claw isn’t about to let the mice escape—leading a squadron of cat fighter pilots in a sky-high assault on the flying disc.
Heckle and Jeckle are up to their usual antics when they spot Bunny struggling to gather vegetables for his family—only to be blocked by the grumpy Fido, the bulldog guarding the garden. With their trademark chaos and clever tricks, the duo sets out to help Bunny sneak through, but Fido’s not easily fooled. Meanwhile, Mrs. Bunny and the three Bunny kids wait anxiously at home, wondering when their lunch will arrive.
When the Great One, a cunning Arab-cat bandit leader, lays siege to a peaceful Arab-mouse city, he demands the finest, most tender young mouse as a prize for his triumph. His goony-eyed sorcerer summons a vision from a crystal ball, revealing Mitzi Mouse in Terrytown as the ultimate delicacy—just as Mighty Mouse, ever the hero, prepares to intervene.
In this classic 1947 installment from Terry-Toons Comics #61, Gandy Goose proudly unveils his latest "perfect defense" in a bid to impress Sourpuss—only to have his confidence quickly dismantled by the ever-skeptical feline. With a single, well-timed jab, Sourpuss turns Gandy’s bravado into a punchline, once again dousing his latest dream with a splash of reality.
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Reprinted in Giant Comics Editions #3 (1948)
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