Adventures of Mighty Mouse

In the late 1970s, Western Publishing revived the classic cartoon hero for a seven-issue run of Adventures of Mighty Mouse, blending slapstick action with the publisher's familiar digest-sized format. Writer Paul S. Newman and artists Gene Fawcette and Sal Buscema drove the series, pitting the flying mouse against familiar foes like Oil Can Harry in straightforward, kid-friendly adventures. While brief, this series stands as a notable late-era artifact of Western's licensed comics, keeping the character visible before his 1980s television renaissance.