Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Raining Cats and Dogs," Fosdick finds himself trapped in a time capsule set to open a million years in the future, only to discover that humanity still relies on the ancient product of his forgotten culture—Wildroot Cream-Oil. Written, drawn, and inked by Al Capp, this quirky adventure blends timeless humor with a delightfully absurd twist on legacy and commerce. The cover by Joe Oriolo captures the zany spirit of the tale with its signature whimsy.
In "Felix's Beach Bawl," Felix the Cat learns the hard way that swimming right after a meal isn’t a good idea—especially when the waves have a mind of their own. Kitty’s warning goes unheeded, and what follows is a four-panel tumble of seaside regret, with Felix’s yowls echoing across the sand.
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Reprinted in Felix the Cat's Nephews, Inky and Dinky #1 (1957), Televisie favorieten #1 (1970), Felix the Cat Big Book #1 (1992)
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