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Merry Mouse #4

Jan 1954 · Avon · 0.10 USD
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Merry Mouse and his companions encounter two bears playing cards in the woods who appear to be trained. When the bears begin rolling a boulder down a hillside, Merry and his friends flee, leading to a chaotic sequence involving a landslide that destroys their car. In a separate story, Merry prepares for a camping trip with supplies, but comedic mishaps ensue when a character uses balloon gas to fill a car's tires at a gas station, causing the vehicle to float away and eventually crash through various buildings before being pursued by the driver demanding compensation for damages.

Contains 6 stories
No Laughing Matter!
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry Mouse tries to avoid a trip to the dentist by pretending his toothache has vanished, but his friend Carin isn’t buying it. When the dentist administers laughing gas, Merry Mouse can’t stop laughing—much to Carin’s dismay—and the unexpected reaction leads to a surprisingly effective (if absurd) solution.

Phoney Genie!
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry Mouse and a friend buy a magic lamp at an auction, believing they’ve summoned a real genie—only to discover the "genie" is a clumsy fraud who tricks them into thinking he’s fulfilling their wishes. As the duo tries to turn the scam into a profitable sideshow, they’re eventually confronted by a real authority claiming the genie has overstayed his time, leading to a bittersweet farewell.

A Bear Escape!
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In a whimsical twist at Yellowstone National Park, a pair of tourists encounter a series of increasingly absurd dangers—boulders, landslides, and mysterious gunfire—only to discover a hidden cave and a secret hideout run by two disguised bank robbers in bear costumes. As the duo tries to survive the night, they uncover a surprising connection between the robbers' antics and a recent bank heist, leading to a clever trap set by one of the tourists.

Soup to Nuts!
7 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Merry and Millie set off on a camping trip, but Merry quickly grows tired of carrying their supplies—especially after Millie reveals she forgot the pot for their chicken soup. As they trek through the countryside, a bull enraged by Merry’s red sweater chases him all the way into a town track meet, turning his desperate flight into an accidental series of athletic triumphs.

Sharpy Gets the Business!
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Quincy the Duck takes out a suspicious loan from Sharpy Fox to buy a service station, only to be trapped by a predatory contract that doubles his debt in 24 hours. With a flurry of chaotic customers and increasingly absurd mishaps, Quincy tries to stay afloat by giving away free balloons, but the situation spirals out of control when a customer accidentally inflates his car with balloon gas and flies away.

A Stroke of Luck!
3 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Pencils ? [as R. S.]Inks ? [as R. S.]

Paddy Pig is convinced his lucky charms are essential as he nervously caddies for the famed golfer Glenn Grogan during a high-stakes tournament. Despite his superstitious worries, he tries to follow advice to "use his head," leading to a series of mishaps that unexpectedly help Grogan’s game. The story follows Paddy’s mix of fear and determination as he navigates the pressure of the big day.

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artist, inker Frank Carin
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