Some may recall that when we saw Super Pup not too long ago, i made these remarks:
Of course, it was no surprise to find the Mouse in the Pup's book - they're both drawn by Frank Carin. Space Mouse actually got his own title the previous year. It was the '50s, so i'll comment on the ginchy use of Electronic Eyes in this one...
Actually, eyes seemed to be something of a subtle theme in this issue...
But i have no answer.
Maybe we'll find one when we return with more mouse, and more mice...
Oddly enough, we came to Super Pup looking for the other side of the Cat.This is the guy we were talking about -
In theory, we'll get there soon...
Of course, it was no surprise to find the Mouse in the Pup's book - they're both drawn by Frank Carin. Space Mouse actually got his own title the previous year. It was the '50s, so i'll comment on the ginchy use of Electronic Eyes in this one...
Actually, eyes seemed to be something of a subtle theme in this issue...
But i have no answer.
Maybe we'll find one when we return with more mouse, and more mice...
page art by Frank Carin from Super Pup #4 and Space Mouse #1 (1954, 1953)
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