Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Saved at the Sawmill," a lone chick swears she saw Mighty Mouse soaring above, but her fellow chickens dismiss her — until Snaggletooth the fox, donning a stolen Mighty Mouse costume, spins a tale of a falling sky to lure them into his trap. With Connie Rasinski handling both art and inks, this 1954 St. John classic flips the Chicken Little story with a clever, barnyard-sized scam.
In "Saved at the Sawmill," Mighty Mouse faces off against Oil Can Harry in a high-stakes showdown at a remote sawmill, where Harry traps him on the tracks with a train bearing down. With quick thinking and daring, Mighty Mouse breaks free, engages in a thrilling swordfight, and races to rescue Pearl, who’s bound and in danger from the spinning saw blades.
In "Foiling the Fox," a skeptical little chick swears she saw Mighty Mouse soaring above, but her fellow chickens aren’t convinced—until Snaggletooth the fox, in a clever twist on the old tale, dons a stolen Mighty Mouse costume to scare them into a trap. Disguised and stumbling through his act, he tries to trick the flock into fleeing the "falling sky" so he can cook them up for dinner.
In "Who Is Mighty Mouse?", the legend of Mighty Mouse’s lineage unfolds as we meet his mighty ancestor, Sir Bois De Breathless Mouse, a heroic rodent knight who rises to defend a kingdom under the shadow of the fearsome Dracula Dragon. With daring deeds and a heart of steel, Sir Bois embarks on a quest that echoes through time, laying the foundation for the hero we know today.
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↩ Reprints Mighty Mouse Comics #10 (1949)
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