Terry-Toons Comics #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Double Trouble," the mischievous Heckle and Jeckle find themselves stranded in a snowstorm after a flat tire leaves their borrowed motorcycle stranded. Seeking warmth and shelter, they stumble into the cozy cave of a hibernating bear—only to quickly realize that cozy isn’t the same as safe. With Art Bartsch handling both the interior art and cover, this 1948 St. John classic delivers a winter-wild showdown full of slapstick chaos and classic cartoon energy.
When a doppelgänger of The Claw is arrested by the Terrytown police, the city breathes easy—until Mighty Mouse realizes the real villain is still at large, orchestrating a grand scheme while everyone’s guard is down. With Muggsy and Mitzi caught in the crossfire and the mayor and police chief scrambling, the hero must outwit a mastermind who’s playing the entire city like a puppet.
When Heckle and Jeckle stumble upon a hibernating bear’s cozy cave during a snowstorm, they’re quick to claim it as their own—until the bear’s sudden awakening turns their cozy refuge into a full-blown showdown. With winter howling outside and the bear stirring from its long sleep, the pranksters must outwit a very grumpy, very awake beast before they’re the ones getting tossed out.
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Reprinted in Terry-Toons Comics #70 (1949), TerryToons Comics #3 (1952), Paul Terry's Adventures of Mighty Mouse #127 (1955)
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