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Cover: Joe Oriolo

Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #64

Oct 1955 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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In "Felix the Cat in Toyland," the mischievous feline ventures into Blinkie's Department Store after hours, stumbling upon a magical nighttime world where toys come alive. With Captain Bully holding Dolly captive in a toy castle, Felix must outwit the wooden villain in a whimsical adventure straight from the imagination of Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo. The story unfolds in the hands of Joe Oriolo, whose art brings Toyland to life, while the cover by Oriolo captures the playful tension of the tale.

Contains 8 stories
Felix the Cat in Toyland
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatThe Professor (not the character from the Felix the Cat television cartoons)
Quite a Doll
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the Catwoodpeckerjack-in-the-boxDollyCaptain Bully

In "Quite a Doll," Felix the Cat slips into Blinkie's Department Store after hours, drawn by the hum of The Professor’s inventions. In the quiet toy department—Toyland—Felix discovers that the dolls and toys come alive at night, and when a snarling wooden soldier named Captain Bully steals a sweet blonde doll named Dolly and traps her in a toy castle tower, Felix springs into action.

What's Cooking?
0.75 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
KittyJulius
All Gummed Up
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Flub the Pup
Battle of Wits
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatDollyCaptain BullyToyland army (wooden soldiers)

In "Battle of Wits," Felix the Cat outsmarts Captain Bully and his army of wooden soldiers to rescue Dolly, turning a toy-filled showdown into a clever showdown of wits and whimsy. Armed with a jack-in-the-box, a boomerang, a toy clown with clashing cymbals, and a bowling set, Felix turns the battlefield into a playground of surprises.

Call It a Night
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatDollyCaptain Bullytoy department manager

In "Call It a Night," Felix the Cat takes Dolly on a whimsical ride in a toy airplane, only to be interrupted by Captain Bully, who swiftly recaptures the doll. With quick thinking and a clever twist, Felix launches a rubber-band-powered rescue using a ball and a paddle—proving once again that even the smallest tools can make a big difference.

Picture Star
4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
PussyfootFlub the Pup
Stumbling Blocks
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
InkyDinkyKittyburglar

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Joe Oriolo
cover pencils, inks Joe Oriolo

Reprints

Reprinted in Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #7 (1957), Little Lotta #12 (1957), Playful Little Audrey #7 (1958), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #101 (1959), Little Dot Dotland #5 (1963), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #2 (1963), Baby Huey Duckland #7 (1964), Little Audrey TV Funtime #13 (1965), Little Lotta Foodland #12 (1966), Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #29 (1967), Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #118 (1973), The Nine Lives of Felix the Cat #2 (1991), Felix #3

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