Paul Terry's Mighty Mouse Comics #58

In "The Wayward Mouse," a mischievous little mouse in a derby—certainly not one of the good kind—doubts the legend of Mighty Mouse and sets out to prove he doesn’t need a hero. But when his antics spiral beyond his control, even the cleverest mouse might find himself out of his depth.

In "The Day Mighty Mouse Went Mighty Bad!", Mighty Mouse finds himself falsely accused by Oil Can Harry, who frames him with a ridiculous inflatable balloon and a string of pranks that have the citizens of Terrytown swinging wildly between cheers and calls for justice. With public opinion as fickle as a weather vane, it’s up to Pearl Pureheart to rally support and prove the truth—before the crowd turns on their hero for good.

In "Back to the Soil," Mr. Brown stands firm on his family farm, refusing to sell to the wealthy and ruthless Mr. Flint, who tries to force the issue with arson and kidnapping. Mighty Mouse, ever the champion of the underdog, steps in to defend the farm and its proud owner—proving that even the humblest soil has a hero worth protecting.