Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stilt Skating," Felix the Cat finds himself in a frozen fix after enduring the brutal cold of the Antarctic, leaving him so blue that even the scientists he once saved don’t recognize him. With his usual charm and wit, he navigates a makeshift igloo and a mischievous sled dog, all while the icy landscape plays host to his latest unlikely adventure. Written by Joe Oriolo and illustrated by Otto Messmer, this 1959 Harvey classic features a delightfully surreal twist on survival, with cover art by Joe Oriolo.
In "Cold Shoulder," Felix the Cat, now a literal blue from enduring the Antarctic chill, stumbles back to the scientists' outpost—only to be unrecognizable in his frozen state. The two eccentric scientists, oblivious to his past heroics, brush him off without a second glance, leaving him to dodge their sled dog and seek shelter in a makeshift igloo.
In "The Pole Cat," Felix the Cat finds himself stranded at the South Pole after being abandoned by two eccentric scientists. Left to fend off a furious sled dog, a grumpy polar bear, and a hungry pack of wolves, Felix’s misadventures take an unexpected turn when his presence accidentally unravels the scientists’ grand scheme.
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