Mighty Mouse Wolf Wolf

★★★★★ · MIGHTY MOUSE: WOLF! WOLF! · ken-j26 · 2013-09-28

I enjoyed watching Mighty Mouse when I was a child.I enjoyed the theme song, even have it as one of my ringtones.

★★★ · Wolf! Wolf! · Zeezor · 2005-04-25

The wolves are the real stars of this cartoon since the sheep are insipid and Mighty Mouse is his usual arrogant self. I like the opening shot of the wolves lying around amidst a sea of empty liquor bottles.Before you know it you're in a full blown cartoon saga with the seduction scene , the reveal and the obligatory flying dive bomb attack. There's some real good cannon action too. In later cartoons Mighty Mouse's character is more fully developed but in this one he's from squares-ville.

★★★ · Mighty MouseWolf, Wolf (Released 6-22-44) · doowopbob · 2008-02-23

To Set The Record Straight Heckle & Jeckle, The Talking Magpies As Well As Mighty Mouse Were Terrytoons....Harvey Comics (Chicago, Ill.) Bought Rights To These Characters To Exploit Their Comic Book Line And Changed Titles To Harveytoons And Took Credit For Animation They Never Did!.......Likewise For Paramount-Famous Studios Characters Little Lulu & Audrey. Paramount Stole Max Fleischer'Studio Out From Under Him, But Thats A Story For Another Day, Kiddies & Paul Terry Was A Greedy Jerk!.......He Sold His Rights & Gave His Animators Nothing!

★★★ · Here I come to... · Wilford B. Wolf · 2005-03-13

Let me state at the outset that I've never been a real fan of Fox's Harveytoons. These cartoons, such as Little Lulu, Heckle & Jekyl, or Mighty Mouse, always felt like a pale imitation of Disney, MGM, or Disney cartoons. "Wolf! Wolf!" is a case in point. A group of wolves try to seduce and eat a single lamb until Mighty Mouse is there to save the day. The problem is the wolves are set up as such an inept enemy and Mighty Mouse is so perfect, there is no tension. We don't really care what happens. This same problem would plauge most of the 1950s era Popeye shorts. For the good points, there…

★★★ · Mighty Mouse has magnetic powers? · Victor Von Psychotron · 2021-09-27

This is the first time I've seen Mighty Mouse using any kind of magnetic / electrical powers (casting rays from this hands).

★★ · That "Other" Animated Mouse · Furbish Lousewort, Ph.D · 2007-04-12

There's not much to be said for Terrytoons, they were a bargain-basement outfit from the beginning. One example of this here is the use of public-domain tunes like "Merrily We Roll Along" and "Red River Valley" in the musical score, a cost-cutting measure and nothing else. Columbia Pictures also used "Merrily We Roll Along" as the title tune for their 1940's Buster Keaton two-reelers, and for exactly the same reason. You'll also notice that Mighty Mouse saves only one lamb, rather than the whole flock (as shown at the beginning and the end), which was another way of keeping the cost of the…