Atomic Mouse #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAtomic Mouse battles Count Gatto in "Secret of the Phantom Fleet," where the super-powered rodent pursues the villain through space, using orange juice as fuel to navigate the Milky Way and thwart Gatto's escape attempt. In a secondary story titled "Professor Invento—Pilling the Bills," the Professor works on a mechanical valet invention while discussing his revolutionary gadgets. The issue also features a "Count Gatto" story in which the villain argues with his henchman about dinner preparations and the crime business.
When dozens of Navy submarines mysteriously vanish from the ocean, Atomic Mouse stands guard over Professor Invento's blueprints for a revolutionary new Submarocket—a vessel designed to help locate the missing ships. But the cunning Count Gatto, master of disguise, will stop at nothing to steal the plans and rule the seas and skies. As the Professor works to keep the blueprints secure and the first Submarocket prepares for launch, Atomic Mouse must stay one step ahead of the villain's schemes.
Professor Invento's latest invention—a mechanical valet designed to handle all his personal grooming and wardrobe needs—might finally free him from his workaholic ways. When Mrs. Haggardly steps away to test whether the Professor can manage on his own, she unwittingly sets him on a path to an entirely new creation that catches the attention of the military. It's a tale of invention, neglect, and unexpected recognition in this 1954 story from Atomic Mouse #10.
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Reprinted in Happy Boys and Girls Comic Album #1 (1958)
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