Terry-Toons Comics #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Buried Treasure," Fisheye Fox spins a slick con, pretending to direct a movie to trick Dinky into signing an insurance policy with himself as the beneficiary. With a fake film set and a series of perilous stunts, the sly fox puts Dinky in the spotlight—literally—while plotting his next move. Connie Rasinski handles both art and inks, bringing the caper to life with crisp, expressive detail, while Art Bartsch’s cover captures the scheme’s playful menace.
When the old lighthouse keeper, Captain Jim, insists that the long-dead pirate The Claw has returned to steal his treasure map, the police dismiss him as delusional—except for Mighty Mouse, who knows better. With the help of a few brave mice and a school of swordfish, Mighty Mouse sets out to uncover the truth behind the map and the ghostly pirate’s sudden reappearance.
In "Star for a Day," Fisheye Fox spins a flashy lie, pretending to be a movie director and roping Dinky Duck into a fake film shoot—complete with perilous stunts and a forged insurance policy naming the fox as beneficiary. With the little chick, Garlic the Skunk, Deadeye Dan, and two cops caught up in the chaos, Dinky finds himself the unwitting star of a wild, high-stakes farce.
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