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Atomic Mouse #40 (1961)

Charlton · 1961 · 36 pages

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ContinueAtomic Mouse #41 →
Contains 7 stories
TV or Not TV
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

Atomic Mouse stumbles onto a sinister plot to steal an atomic gas formula—but what he discovers is far more embarrassing than any criminal conspiracy. This 1961 adventure plays the classic superhero premise for laughs, with our pint-sized hero tangling with crooks, a mysterious boss, and a kidnapped professor in a race to save the day.

To the Rescue
4 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

When a desperate mouse arrives bearing news of a mad professor who's enslaved all the mice in the valley, Atomic Mouse springs into action—but what he discovers about the professor's true intentions might surprise him. With superhero speed and a knack for quick thinking, our hero races to the castle to free the captives and confront the mysterious villain behind it all.

The Secret Ingredient
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

While Atomic Mouse dreams peacefully, a gang of hillbilly crooks hatches a scheme to steal one of his atomic pills and reverse-engineer it into a power potion of their own—so they can finally chase him away and commit crimes unchallenged. When the bumbling villains brew up their concoction with turnips, onions, and other backwoods ingredients, they're convinced they've found the key to matching the mighty mouse's strength. But Atomic Mouse arrives ready for a fight, and discovers their "invincible" brew contains something far less fearsome than they believed.

What's News?
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Atomic Mouse

Atomic Mouse faces two skeptical city reporters who've come to interview him about his legendary powers—but the pint-sized hero's attempts to demonstrate his abilities keep leaving them bewildered and unable to see what he's doing. When a pair of escaped criminals show up with revenge on their minds, Atomic Mouse gets a chance to prove his worth in a way the reporters can't miss.

...A Success!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Old Smokey

Old Smokey weighs in on what it really means to be a success when a wealthy rancher named Welby comes calling with some unwelcome flattery—and learns that true accomplishment has nothing to do with how much praise (or money) a person can handle.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
WelbySue
There Are Ways and Ways
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

When a young mouse realizes he can't afford a birthday gift for his mother, Atomic Mouse shows him that the most meaningful presents don't cost a cent—sometimes the best way to celebrate is through action instead. A heartwarming lesson wrapped in humor, proving that thoughtfulness matters far more than money.

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