Terry-Toons Comics #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mysterious Prince," the mischievous magpies Heckle and Jeckle take a crack at helping their slow-learning classmate Dimwit by inventing a wacky solution: Answer Paste, a sticky substance meant to make answers stick in his mind. When the jar breaks and their prank backfires, the duo faces a punishing punishment—writing their names thousands of times in both directions. Art by Jim Tyer, with a cover by Art Bartsch, this 1950 Terry-Toons Comics #81 delivers classic slapstick chaos in a grade-school setting.
Gandy Goose finds himself unexpectedly sworn in as sheriff of a dusty western town, just as the feared outlaw Dead-Eye Dick rides back in with a reputation for trouble. With the train conductor and a handful of wary citizens watching, Gandy must keep the peace—before the gunslinger’s return turns the town into a showdown.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse #24 (1954), Paul Terry's Comics #118 (1954)
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