Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Felix Gets Fuelish," the ever-resourceful Felix the Cat teams up with his inventive pal Woozy to tackle a trio of wacky contraptions—each more outlandish than the last, from a portable permanent wave broadcaster to a time-reversing ray and a super power rocket fuel. Written and drawn by the legendary Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo, this 1952 Toby Comics classic showcases their signature blend of whimsy and mechanical mayhem, with full art and inks by the duo on both the interior and the vibrant cover by Messmer and Oriolo.
In "Felix Gets Fuelish," Felix the Cat lends a paw to his inventive friend Woozy, who’s testing out a trio of wild contraptions—ranging from a portable permanent wave broadcaster to a time-reversing ray and a super power rocket fuel—each more absurd than the last. With his usual charm and a dash of chaos, Felix navigates the madcap science experiment with his signature flair.
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