Terry-Toons Comics #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Super-Sonic Chord," The Claw, disguised as the elegant pianist Professor LePatte, unleashes a deadly melody capable of killing mice while leaving cats untouched. His twisted plan hinges on Mitzi, unaware of the danger, performing the chord live at the packed Terrytown Opera House—where a crowd of music-loving mice awaits. Art Bartsch handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the absurd menace of this 1948 St. John comic to life with his distinctive style.
In the guise of the elegant "Professor LePatte," The Claw has uncovered the deadly "Super-Sonic Chord"—a piano note that kills mice but spares cats. His plan? To have Mitzi Mouse perform it live at the packed Terrytown Opera House, turning her into an unwitting instrument of mass mouse destruction. With Mighty Mouse watching from the audience, the stage is set for a performance that could end in disaster.
Sylvester the Fox is on a mission to cook the perfect goulash—just one ingredient is missing: the yolk of a cuckoo egg. When Dingbat hatches from the shell, Sylvester realizes too late that the "yolk" was never the egg, but the little cuckoo himself. Now, with a nest full of tiny cuckoos and a very confused fox, the kitchen is about to become a chaotic mess.
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