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Cosmo Cat #4

Jan 1957 · Green Publishing · 0.10 USD
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Cosmo Cat #4 contains multiple stories including a tale of the Card Family on a distant planet where the Ace of Spades goes missing, forcing the family to abandon their games, and a story featuring Tommy Tot and Jack, where Tommy is kidnapped by Hoodoo and Pocus, leading to a call for the Heir Corps to rescue him and engage the enemy. The issue also includes a story about Señor Tamale attempting to entertain Cuthbert Pedigree through various pranks, including a palm-reading trick with red paint and a fishing line prank, ultimately getting fired by Mrs. Pedigree despite his efforts.

Contains 5 stories
One Billion B.C.
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero
Cosmo Cat

Cosmo Cat travels back to One Billion B.C. using his Time Watch, where he stumbles upon a prehistoric landscape teeming with steam geysers and a young caveman who’s both skeptical and impressed by his arrival. When a sudden roar signals danger, the boy insists Cosmo Cat join him and his tribe, leading to a mix of playful bravado and unexpected teamwork.

Untitled Humor story
10 pp · Humor
Tommy Tot
The Lost Week End
10 pp · Humor
Tommy Tot

Tommy Tot is leading a military inspection when he learns that Saturday, a young boy from Mrs. Weeks’ family, has been kidnapped by the villainous Hocus and Pocus, who’ve enlisted a flock of vultures to carry out their scheme. With Saturday cheerfully believing he’s being "kidnapped" for fun, Tommy rallies the Heir Corps to rescue him, leading to a chaotic aerial chase over Lemonade Lake.

Untitled Humor story
2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Hedy Hippo
The Lion
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Jungle, Nature

The story explores the lion as a majestic and powerful creature, detailing its historical range, hunting habits, and symbolic significance across cultures. It highlights the lion’s nocturnal nature, social behavior in groups, and its reputation as both a feared predator and a noble emblem of strength.

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CGC 6.5 · 1 in census $40*
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Full credits

writer Pat Adams
artist, inker Ellis Chambers
cover pencils, inks Ellis Chambers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Cosmo Cat #2 (1946), Ribtickler #6 (1947), Zoot Comics #12 (1948)

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