Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Media: Milt Stein's Supermouse- Coo Coo Comics No 7
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You may remember our previous post on the underrated "Funny Animal" cartoonist, Milt Stein. (Milt Stein's Supermouse Comics No. 4) I stumbled across two more of Stein's Supermouse stories buried in the pages of Nedor Publishing's Coo Coo Comics from approximately 1944. Unceremoniously sandwiched between vastly inferior antics of the Dub & Bub Cubs, Wanda Woodchuck, The Buttinsky Goat Family and Harold Hound, are these sparkling gems of imagination featuring that OTHER superhero mouse. I hope you enjoy these as much as I do.
CLICK ON THE IMAGES AND READ THE STORY FER CRYIN' OUT LOUD!
For more great Supermouse comics by Milt Stein, see... Milt Stein's Supermouse Comics No. 4
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1 Comments:
That anthropomorphic choo-choo train is a real treat!
Thanks, as always, for posting this sort of stuff.
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