Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #104
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the whimsical chaos of a 1959 carnival, Felix the Cat finds himself cannon-balled over the fence with just enough cash to get Kitty in—only to land in a series of misadventures that take a surreal turn when a cardboard cutout of himself springs to life and starts chasing her. Written by Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo, with art by Messmer and inks by Oriolo, this delightfully odd tale from Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #104 is a rare, playful moment in the classic series. The cover, by Warren Kremer, captures the zany energy of the story in bold, expressive lines.
In "Cut to Pieces," Felix and Silhouette Felix find themselves locked in a bizarre, escalating rivalry across a series of whimsical amusement park attractions—through a tunnel of love, high above the ground in a hot-air balloon, and on a precarious tightrope with no net—each trying to outdo the other in a battle of wits and nerve that spirals into something neither quite expected.
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