Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mail Robbery," Mighty Mouse faces his most absurd challenge yet when Oil Can Harry uncovers a bizarre vulnerability—creamy pastries and face strikes from them are his undoing. With a wave of the hand, Harry dispatches an army of professional wrestlers, each more comically oversized than the last, to bring down the hero. Art by Jim Tyer brings the zany chaos to life in this 1952 St. John classic.
In "Mail Robbery," The Claw's gang turns postal theft into a high-stakes heist, stealing Terrytown's mail and leading Mighty Mouse to a glittering costume party where jewels are on display. When The Claw steals the gems and takes Mitzi hostage, she uses her wits to send a hidden signal to the hero—just as the chaos unfolds.
In "The Fatal Cream Puff," Oil Can Harry finally uncovers Mighty Mouse’s surprising vulnerability—his crippling allergy to cream puffs—and exploits it with ruthless precision, sending a swarm of professional wrestlers to deliver the final blow. The stakes are higher than ever as the hero faces not just a sweet-talking foe, but a full-scale assault from the ring.
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Reprinted in Mighty Mouse Album #2 (1952), El Super Ratón #17 (1953), Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #63 (1955), Terry Toons Big Book of Comics Giant Edition #42931 (1971), Video Classics #1 (1989)
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