Terry-Toons Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Evil Rides the Skies," Mighty Mouse blends in at a Halloween party disguised as an ordinary mouse, enjoying a rare moment of anonymity. But when a Witch-Cat arrives with a sinister plan and a strength-sapping poison apple, the disguise is no protection—she knows exactly who he is. Art Bartsch handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the spooky, playful tension of this 1947 St. John classic to life.
Mighty Mouse blends into a Halloween party of fellow mice, enjoying a night in disguise—until the Witch-Cat arrives with a sinister plan. She’s not fooled by his costume, though, and has a poisoned apple ready to neutralize the hero before he can reveal himself.
Dinky Duck is left out of the Rooster family picnic, but he’s determined to prove his worth—whether by helping Rudy Rooster with chores or trying to impress Mrs. Rudy Rooster with his efforts. As the day unfolds, Dinky’s persistence takes some delightfully chaotic turns, testing the limits of friendship and patience.
When The Claw steals Mighty Mouse’s autograph to lure Mitzi into a trap, she’s forced to perform as "The Masked Beauty" at Shanghai Jake’s raucous waterfront club—drawing a crowd of smitten sailor mice, all of whom are about to become the Claw’s next victims. With the docks alive with danger and the night full of hidden threats, Mighty Mouse must race to save Mitzi before the gang’s latest scheme drowns them all.
Gandy Goose, famed for evading baseballs at the carnival, catches the eye of Sourpuss, who sees potential in turning the goose’s reflexes into a boxing sensation. With a boxing promoter and a crowd of eager fans watching, Gandy’s next move might just be stepping into the ring—where dodging isn’t just a game, but a fight for fame.
Gandy Goose teases Gloria with a playful bet, earning a kiss he didn’t expect—while Sourpuss tries the same trick on Susie, only to get a much less welcome reaction.
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Reprinted in Paul Terry's Comics #86 (1951), Paul Terry's Comics #87 (1951), Paul Terry's Terrytoon Comics #86 (1951), TerryToons Comics #6 (1953), Heckle and Jeckle #19 (1954), Mighty Mouse Fun Club Magazine #1 (1957)
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