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Atomic Mouse #15

Jan 1955 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Atomic Mouse meets the Storm King, a weather-controlling villain, and defeats him by turning off the storm he created, saving a group of mice from danger. In a second story, Atomic Mouse helps a family visiting Colorado whose asthmatic member benefits from the dry western air; when the family must return home, Johnnie Jackie uses an air pump to fill the wife's lungs with Colorado air so she can breathe more easily during the journey. A third story features Willie the frog, who is punished for playing in the rain but learns that rainy days can be enjoyed with indoor games and studying.

Contains 4 stories
Atomic Mouse and the Storm King
9 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

When Count Gatto's jealousy over Atomic Mouse Day pushes him to buy surplus wind and rain machines, he decides to create a massive storm to steal the spotlight from Mouseville's hero—but his scheme accidentally summons the Storm King himself, a weather-controlling force far more dangerous than Gatto bargained for. Now Atomic Mouse must battle both the villain's machines and the Storm King's fury to save the village, while Count Gatto finds himself caught in a lightning-fueled rivalry with his unexpected rival. It's a hilarious clash of egos and elements that puts our pint-sized hero through his paces.

Too Many Count Gattos
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse springs into action when Professor Invento vanishes without a trace, only to discover a bewildering case of mistaken identity involving a newspaper mix-up, a duplicitous Count Gatto, and a powerful atomic hydrogen formula that's fallen into the wrong paws. With multiple Count Gattos appearing across Mouseville—some real, some fake—our hero must untangle the chaos and stop the villain's sinister scheme before the destructive technology can be used to hold the entire town hostage.

Untitled Humor story
9 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Willie the WormMr. BottleSammy
The Suitable Suitor
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

When the King of Forepaw seeks a worthy husband for his daughter Princess Porkaline, an opportunistic rabbit named Herbert Hare overhears that Magic Bunny himself would be the perfect match—and seizes the chance to impersonate the famous hero and claim half the kingdom. But when the real Magic Bunny discovers the scheme from his human identity as shy Hoppy, he rushes to the castle to expose the fraud. The two must face King Hog's brutal test to prove who's really the world's mightiest flying cottontail, and the outcome won't sit well with Hoppy's unexpected romantic prospects.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Al Fago
cover pencils, inks Al Fago

Reprints

↩ Reprints Fawcett's Funny Animals #6 (1943), Fawcett's Funny Animals #63 (1949)

Reprinted in Happy Boys and Girls Comic Album #3 (1960)

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