Cosmo Cat #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCosmo Cat encounters multiple adventures across these pages. In one sequence, Cosmo rescues a small duck named Dunky from drowning, only to face a charging red bull on a race track that he must subdue by the horns. In another story titled "The Face" (Chapter Four), the villain Horroface, who seeks to rule the universe and all planets, leaves Cosmo Cat at the mercy of a giant rockman, but Cosmo retrieves a cosmic catnip capsule to gain the strength needed to defeat Horroface.
In "Cosmo's Ordeal," Cosmo Cat finds himself in a sticky situation when the scheming Prof. Ratzoff tries to eliminate him with a series of clumsy traps—only to succeed in ensnaring him with a finger trap. Just when all seems lost, a duck Cosmo once dismissed as an irritating admirer steps in with the knowledge to free him.
Dunky Duck, a young duck who can't swim, feels hopeless and tries to end it all—only to be mocked and shunned by his peers. When Cosmo Cat steps in with a mysterious jet belt, Dunky discovers he can move through water with unmatched speed and grace, turning his shame into something unexpected.
Cosmo Cat enjoys a quiet afternoon watching races on TV when a distressed female feline interrupts his relaxation, pleading for help after her jockey is captured and her horse barred from the $50,000 Steeplechase. Determined to assist, Cosmo commandeers a bizarre vehicle from a glue factory, only to face a series of absurd obstacles—including a rogue bull and a deceptive finish line—on the track.
In "Lovey the Leprechaun - Part One," a young leprechaun named Lovey turns to Li'l Pan for help after a crook begins snatching his fellow fairies. With a wave of his magic horn, Li'l Pan conjures a flying carpet and races to Ireland, where he’ll face the villain in a battle of wits and whimsy.
In "The Face - Chapter Four," Cosmo Cat, high on cosmic catnip, battles a towering rock-man before confronting the cunning Horroface, who steals Cosmo's rocket ship and flees to his hidden base at Hungri-La. After tracking him down and reclaiming his ship, Cosmo unleashes a fiery end to the base—unaware that Horroface has vanished into the cosmos aboard his space giro, leaving behind only the echo of a threat yet to unfold.
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