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Atomic Mouse #31

Jun 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Someone disguised as Atomic Mouse commits crimes in Mouseville, and Atomic Mouse must clear his name and find the imposter before being jailed. After assembling the townspeople, Atomic Mouse departs to locate Count Gatto, discovering imposters have stolen money and remodeled an old shack. Atomic Mouse is chased by bees, escapes into a river where he encounters a snapping turtle, and eventually locates the real culprits at Cypress Gardens, where he discovers the imposters are actually Count Gatto's sons.

Contains 5 stories
The Change
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse heads off for a much-needed vacation, but while he's away, a cunning imposter disguises himself as the hero to rob Mouseville blind—turning the whole town against the real Atomic Mouse when he returns. Now the genuine hero must track down the fake and prove his innocence before his reputation is destroyed forever.

Surprise Party
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Li'l Bunny

Li'l Bunny is in for quite a shock when friends gather to throw him an unexpected birthday celebration in this lighthearted one-pager. What starts as an ordinary day takes a comedic turn as the surprise unfolds with all the slapstick chaos you'd expect from a funny animal romp.

Deep in the Heap
2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero
Atomic MouseCount Gatto

Atomic Mouse falls into the clutches of Count Gatto and his minions, who go to absurd lengths—steel boxes, steam shovels, and bulldozers—to keep the pint-sized hero contained. But the feline villain's elaborate trap has a surprise waiting that turns the tables in classic slapstick fashion.

His Lucky Day
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

When Goofy Rabbit finds a four-leaf clover, he's convinced it's his ticket to the luckiest day of his life—and boy, does he need it. From narrowly dodging a collision to outrunning bees, plunging down a waterfall, and tangling with snapping creatures, this fuzzy optimist credits his charm to pure luck as chaos erupts at every turn. Will the magic clover hold up, or is our hapless hero's confidence in fortune about to crack?

Eugene Gets a Hand
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Eugene the elf has caught a nasty cold right before the Lady of Spring's once-every-hundred-years inspection, and if everything isn't perfect, spring itself will be forbidden forever. Atomic Mouse steps in to help Eugene and rally the people of Mouseville to complete all the seasonal tasks—painting flowers, hanging leaves, retrieving the birds from their winter retreat, and waking the hibernating animals—before the deadline. It's a race against the clock to prepare a flawless spring and satisfy the Lady of Spring's exacting standards.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker George Wildman
cover pencils, inks Pat Masulli

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Reprinted in Atomic Mouse #13 (1961)

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