Coo Coo Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCoo Coo Comics #62 is an anthology featuring the Super-Adventures of Supermouse as the main story, in which villainous pirates capture Supermouse and threaten to destroy him with an infernal machine, but he manages to escape back to town where he encounters the criminals again. The issue also includes "Listen to the Mocking Bird" by Peter Nelson, where forest crickets challenge mocking birds to a singing contest to prove their musical superiority, and "Butch and Buttercup in Time to Retire," a humorous tale about two characters who discover a hundred-dollar bill and dream of retiring as wealthy individuals.
In a zany twist, Supermouse and Mabel are accidentally transported to the present by Prof. Branes’ time machine—only to find that the legendary knights of the past have arrived instead, led by the cunning Terrible Tom, who’s secretly using the machine to seize control of the town. With the city under his rule and Supermouse trapped in a collapsing prison, the hero must think fast and use his wits—and a stash of super-cheese—to outsmart the villain and reclaim the day.
In "Crossed Wires," Coo Coo tries to modernize his clock by switching to electricity, only to accidentally short-circuit every appliance in the house when he crosses the wires. As the chaos escalates—music from the washing machine, toast from the stove, and a shocking surprise—he panics and flees, seeking refuge from the electric mayhem.
Custer Crocodilae is frustrated with his broken-down car, lamenting that the entire motor needs to be torn down. A passing mechanic offers to fix it for free, claiming he’s been taking lessons and has all the tools needed. Custer watches as the mechanic confidently begins work, but soon realizes the repair isn’t quite finished—though the mechanic insists he’s just not reached that lesson yet.
Butch and Buttercup stumble upon a hundred-dollar bill and dream of retiring in style, only to quickly squander their newfound wealth on a series of ill-fated attempts at leisure—starting with a fishing trip gone wrong and a disastrous restaurant visit. Each misadventure piles on expenses, leaving them broke once more, but not before Buttercup spots another hundred-dollar bill, sparking a fresh round of reckless optimism.
Tommy Turtle is running his hardware store when a bully causes trouble, prompting him to follow orders and use a hammer to "give him the business." Later, the store owner returns, shocked to learn what Tommy did in his name — but it's unclear how things will turn out.
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