Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Feet of Bravery?", Felix the Cat finds himself caught in a whirlwind of chaos after the Merry Midgets escape, their flight triggered by a giant’s pepper-induced sneezes. With Otto Messmer’s signature whimsy and Joe Oriolo’s sharp storytelling, the tale sees Felix blown back home through a ripped picture frame—only to be cast out by his mistress, left homeless once more. The cover by Warren Kremer captures the moment with playful flair, rounding out a classic Harvey-era adventure.
Felix the Cat, restless in his domestic routine, stumbles into a magical mishap that calls forth the mischievous Merry Midgets—Tic, Tac, and Toe—whose whimsical mischief pulls him into the strange, storybook realm of Fableland, where a towering giant awaits.
In "Flyin' High," Felix the Cat and the Merry Midgets make a wild escape from Fableland, riding the chaotic aftermath of a giant’s pepper-induced sneezes. With the midgets soaring on playing cards and Felix himself launched through the air, he crashes back home through a hanging picture—only to be kicked out by his furious mistress, left homeless once more.
Felix the Cat finds himself stranded on a strange island after escaping the Navy battleship by hiding in an artillery shell—only to land among a group of cannibals. With his usual cleverness tested, the feline must outwit his new, very hungry hosts in this lighthearted, high-stakes adventure.
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