Atomic Mouse #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAtomic Mouse is trapped in a scientist's fortified laboratory where all doors and windows are locked except for a porthole, forcing him to find an escape route. In a separate story, "Wally the Wallaby in The Bouncing Blues," a young wallaby struggles with headaches every time he jumps and fears being disgraced by his inability to jump like other wallabies, with the story following his attempts to overcome this problem.
Atomic Mouse investigates a series of mysterious robberies plaguing Mouseville, from stolen pearls to a pilfered cheese formula—but the locked doors and sealed windows offer no clues to the culprit's identity. With Count Gatto and his minions plotting to steal the hero's power source, Atomic Mouse must track down the thief among three suspects before the town's famous cheese industry collapses.
When Wally the Wallaby discovers he can't jump without a terrible headache, he fears missing the upcoming wallaby races and bringing shame to his family. A helpful koala bear offers an unexpected solution that gives Wally the spring back in his bounce, putting him back in the competition.
John Charles Frémont was one of America's greatest explorers—a mathematician and engineer who mapped the untamed frontier west of the Mississippi, from the upper Missouri and Mississippi rivers to the legendary Oregon Trail. Commissioned as an Army officer and partnering with the renowned scout Kit Carson, Frémont charted dangerous terrain and opened vital routes for westward expansion, but his accomplishments extended far beyond the wilderness: soldier, governor, senator, Civil War general, presidential candidate, and author.
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Reprinted in Atomic Mouse #16 (1962), Just Dennis #5
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