Cosmo Cat #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rip Van Tinkle," Cosmo Cat #2 (1946) delivers a delightfully absurd adventure as Inky and Inny set out for a picnic—only to have their lunch stolen by the mischievous Red Kamphor. When Inky seeks help from the wary Mrs. Cluck, a surprising twist reveals her lost chick is the real target, setting off a showdown that turns Inky into an unlikely hero. Written, drawn, and inked by Barry, with a vibrant cover by Ellis Chambers, this quirky 1946 classic is a playful mix of slapstick and poultry politics, ending with a twist that’ll leave readers chuckling.
In a grim swamp, a witch prepares a world-altering spell using magical herbs, sending her crow to release a sleeping gas across the globe. As her henchmen begin plundering cities, Cosmo Cat arrives to stop them—only to find the witch has vanished, leaving him to track her down before she escapes again.
In a wild underground lair, the villainous Willy Rat commands his robotic henchman, Bong, to rob a bank and eliminate Cosmo Cat. When Cosmo Cat arrives on his Cosmic-Ray, he confronts Bong and Willy Rat in a chaotic showdown that ends with the robot overwhelmed and Willy Rat fleeing — all before Cosmo Cat rockets back to the moon, leaving the town to deal with the aftermath.
In the whimsical world of Cosmo Cat #2, Inky and Inny head out for a picnic only to have their lunch stolen by the mischievous Red Kamphor. Desperate for a snack, Inky seeks help from Mrs. Cluck—only to be chased when she mistakes him for a meal. But when she learns Red Kamphor has taken her chick, she turns ally. Inky confronts the thief, rescues the chick, and earns the chickens’ gratitude—only for the reward to be a surprise: a glass egg.
In a whimsical twist, Cosmo Cat accidentally travels to ancient England and stumbles upon Robin Hood, whom he convinces to challenge the tyrannical King John. With a mix of futuristic flair and medieval mischief, Cosmo Cat helps rally the rebels, leading to a bold confrontation at the king’s palace—though the full outcome remains delightfully unspooled.
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Reprinted in Cosmo Cat Comics #1 (1947), Cosmo Cat #4 (1957), Cosmo Cat #4 (1959)
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