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Atomic Mouse #36

May 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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In "Doing What Comes Naturally," Atomic Mouse puts his unique powers to playful use when he shrinks a giant chunk of cheese down to palm-sized proportions. With a whimsical twist, he takes the tiny cheese on a mountain picnic—only to find his peaceful outing interrupted by a hungry cat, leading to a surprisingly sticky showdown. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with dynamic art by George Wildman, this 1960 Charlton classic showcases the series’ signature blend of humor and imaginative physics, all on a 10-cent cover by Wildman.

Contains 6 stories
Doing What Comes Naturally
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse springs into action when a newly arrived mole community begins tunneling under Mouseville, creating sinkholes and endangering residents everywhere. The chief of the moles insists they can't help digging—it's simply their nature—but Atomic Mouse must find a way to keep both the moles and the townspeople safe. What starts as a cleanup job becomes a search for a solution that lets everyone stay.

Cheese Squeeze
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero
Atomic Mouse

In "Cheese Squeeze," Atomic Mouse finds himself in a sticky situation when a giant hunk of cheese shrinks to palm size with a single squeeze. As he heads up a mountain for a picnic, a cat’s sudden ambush leads to an unexpectedly cheesy showdown—when the cheese is thrown, it explodes back to its original size, leaving the feline in a very messy predicament.

Wanna Fight
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse faces off against a scheming adversary who's read up on fighting psychology and decides to use trickery to gain the upper hand. The villain tries one deceptive tactic after another—faking injury, padding himself with muscle, even strapping a mysterious chip to his shoulder—each time banking on catching our hero off guard. It's a battle of wits and brawn as Atomic Mouse contends with increasingly ridiculous tricks in this 1960 adventure.

Such Things
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atom the Cat arrives in Holland for a relaxation vacation, but his host Roose has enlisted Meppel to ensure everything is perfect for the visit—only to have the windmills mysteriously topple, the prize black tulips sprout polka dots, and the dyke develop holes, one disaster after another. As Meppel scrambles to explain the mounting catastrophes, Atom finds himself drawn into the chaos despite his intention to simply take it easy.

One - Two - Tree
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse springs into action when a hungry friend wants fresh apples from a tree, but a pair of worms living in the trunk have other ideas in this quick-witted 1960 romp.

That Hallow Feeling
3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

Atomic Mouse agrees to be immortalized in stone when a sculptor unveils a grand statue—but a scheming villain spots the perfect opportunity to smuggle himself into a walled mouse town by hiding inside it. When the statue arrives at its destination, a series of durability tests put the villain's plan through some unexpected trials in this 1960 tale of ambition meeting mishap.

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

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