Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stilt Skating," Felix the Cat finds himself in a frozen predicament after turning an unexpected shade of blue from the Antarctic chill. Mistaken for a stranger by the very scientists he once rescued, he must navigate their icy domain—especially their mischievous sled dog—before finding shelter in a makeshift igloo. Written by Joe Oriolo and illustrated by Otto Messmer, this 1956 Harvey classic features a delightfully absurd twist on survival, with cover art by Joe Oriolo.
In "Cold Shoulder," Felix the Cat, frozen solid and now a striking blue, stumbles back into the Antarctic outpost where his earlier heroics went unacknowledged—this time, even his own appearance fails to earn him recognition. With the scientists quick to dismiss the icy feline and a sled dog hot on his heels, Felix finds himself scrambling for shelter, ending up in a makeshift igloo built from sheer necessity.
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Reprinted in Felix the Cat's Nephews, Inky and Dinky #1 (1957), Spooky #13 (1957), Felix #1 (1958), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #103 (1959), Richie Rich #50 (1966), Richie Rich Millions #36 (1969), Felix the Cat #5 (1992), Felix #2
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