Heckle and Jeckle #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Magpie Madness," the Claw's latest scheme takes a delightfully absurd turn when he steals Mighty Mouse's autograph to lure Mitzi into a trap. With her singing voice now his weapon, Mitzi is forced to perform as "The Masked Beauty" at Shanghai Jake's seedy waterfront club—where every love-starved sailor mouse is a potential meal for the Claw Gang's hungry clutches. Connie Rasinski handles both art and inking in this classic 1954 St. John adventure.
In "Magpie Madness," Heckle and Jeckle tackle a city-wide crime wave using a wild invention: Liquid Magnetism, a bizarre concoction born from Heckle’s birthday chemistry set. With their usual mix of chaos and cleverness, the duo turns the tables on crooks in a scheme as unpredictable as it is inventive.
In a whimsical nod to old-fashioned chivalry, Sourpuss offers his coat to a female cat crossing a puddle—classic gentlemanly behavior, or so he thinks. But in this 1954 tale from *Heckle and Jeckle #19*, even the most thoughtful gesture gets a modern twist.
In "Mystery on the Waterfront," the Claw's latest scheme takes a sly turn when he steals Mighty Mouse's autograph to lure Mitzi into a dangerous trap. Now forced to perform as "The Masked Beauty" at Shanghai Jake's seedy waterfront club, Mitzi entertains a crowd of lonely sailor mice—each one a potential victim in the Claw Gang's next cruel plan.
When Rudy shuts Dinky out of the Rooster family picnic, the little bird isn’t ready to give up—determined to prove his worth, he goes out of his way to help, one clumsy favor at a time. Will his relentless kindness win Rudy over, or is the picnic about to become a very messy reunion?
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↩ Reprints Terry-Toons Comics #62 (1947), Paul Terry's Comics #86 (1951), Paul Terry's Terrytoon Comics #86 (1951)
Reprinted in Paul Terry's Comics #86 (1951)
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