Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #44

In "Assignment Uranus," Mighty Mouse takes on a high-stakes mission to escort a spacecraft past the mysterious planet Uranus, where previous vessels have disappeared without a trace. With Martian pirates in pursuit and deadly cyclones launched from Uranus itself, he must navigate treacherous skies while facing off against the planet’s egg-headed rulers and their brawny, pin-headed serfs.

In this classic 1953 tale from Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #44, the sudden appearance of a mouse—drawn to look like Little Roquefort—throws the Bear Family into a frenzy of exaggerated panic and comedic overreaction. As the household descends into chaos, the mouse’s quiet exit ends with a sharp retort that flips the script on who truly belongs where.

The Sphinx, a Boris Karloff-like mouse with hypnotic powers, breaks out of prison with his henchmice Toughie and Big Jaw, setting his sights on chaos once more. With a circus manager, a sore-toe mouse, and even Kabongo the Giant Gorilla caught in his web, Mighty Mouse must stop the cunning rodent before his latest scheme takes flight.

In "Amateur Magician," Little Roquefort dreams of dazzling the crowd as Percy the Magician’s assistant, but when denied and shaken up in a milk bottle, he hatches a mischievous plan—stowing away to sabotage the big act. With the theatre owner, a stagehand, a contest MC, and even a limo driver all caught in the chaos, the night’s magic is anything but smooth.

In "The Mystery Train," the Claw Gang’s latest scheme takes to the rails, terrorizing mouse-operated passenger trains with a daring heist that leaves entire carriages of passengers vanished. With the help of Professor Ohm’s super magnet and a hovering helicopter, the feline villains lift entire train cars and haul them off to the fortified depths of Claw Territory, leaving the railroad dispatcher and a team of mouse detectives scrambling to uncover the truth.