Top Cat #[1964]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Getting the Business," do-gooder Huck’s attempt to enjoy some rural peace takes a turn when he takes it upon himself to protect a nearsighted mole who’s ventured above ground—only to find that minding his own business might have been the smarter move. Harvey Eisenberg handles art, inks, and letters in this 1963 Peveril Books outing, capturing the quiet chaos of a city cat out of his element.
Snagglepuss swaps his usual flair for a matador’s cape, stepping into the ring to help the nervous Bandero impress his girlfriend Estelitta. But when Bandero’s rivalry with Bernard escalates into a brutal showdown, the bull’s actions send shockwaves through the romance—and even Snagglepuss finds himself caught in the aftermath.
Yakky Doodle takes his role as Chopper’s bodyguard far too seriously—protecting him from every imagined threat, even if it means turning a simple walk into a chaotic adventure. Chopper, meanwhile, is more concerned with staying out of trouble than being saved from it, especially when Yakky’s “heroics” only make things worse. When even Chopper can’t take the constant mayhem, he finally hires someone to protect him from his own overzealous guardian.
Huckleberry Hound, ever the well-meaning do-gooder, swaps city chaos for rural calm—only to take it upon himself to protect Myopic Q. Mole, Esquire, a nearsighted mole who’s ventured above ground. His good intentions quickly lead to more trouble than he bargained for, proving that even the most helpful heart can get tangled in its own good deeds.
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