Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #108

In "Sweet Dreams," Felix the Cat takes a sip of Magic Sleeping Water and drifts into Dreamland, a whimsical realm of playful wonders—only to be jolted awake by an irritable woman who hates cats. The cycle repeats twice more, each dream interrupted with increasing absurdity, until Felix, undeterred, drinks a fourth dose and finds himself face-to-face with the King of Dreamland, who declares he’s used up his daily visits.

In "The Runaround," Felix the Cat finds himself on the wrong side of a royal decree when the King of Dreamland tries every trick in the book to boot him out—only for Felix’s lingering dose of Magic Sleeping Water to keep him firmly in place. When the Dreamland army charges, Felix grabs a horse from the stables, but it’s no ordinary steed: a night-mare that spirals into a dragon, then an octopus, then a shark, and finally a shape-shifting sea monster before he can escape. Now lost and bewildered, Felix stumbles into the eerie, unknown territory of Nightmare Land.

In "Nightmare Land," Felix the Cat finds himself trapped in a surreal, ever-shifting realm of absurd terrors, where his fears take on grotesque life. The relentless efforts of the cat-loathing lady to revive him seem to fuel each new nightmare, blurring the line between waking dread and waking dreams.

In "Tightrope Escape," Felix the Cat finds himself in a precarious situation, caught between a sneaky octopus and a pack of hungry jungle animals on a swaying ship. With quick thinking, he ropes a giant tropical bird into helping him flee, then steps onto a taut line stretched across the void—balancing on a tightrope toward an uncertain landing.