Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #74
☆ 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 sneezes from spicy pepper. With the midgets soaring on playing cards and Felix himself blasted back through a hanging picture in his mistress’s living room, he’s left homeless once more—this time after being blamed for the wreckage. Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo deliver a delightfully absurd chapter in the classic series, with Oriolo handling both writing and cover art, while Messmer’s original visual flair shines through in every panel.
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 tossed out by his furious mistress, left homeless once more.
In "Felix's Dishonorable Discharge," Felix the Cat finds himself stranded on a remote island after narrowly escaping a Navy battleship by hiding in an artillery shell—only to land among a group of cannibals. The story follows his frantic attempt to survive the absurd predicament, relying on wit and luck in a situation that’s as awkward as it is perilous.
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Reprinted in Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #94 (1958), Blondie Comics Monthly #136 (1960), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #110 (1960), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #29 (1961), Spooky Spooktown #11 (1964), Blondie #163 (1965), Casper & Nightmare #11 (1966), Casper's Ghostland #47 (1969), Richie Rich Millions #36 (1969), Richie Rich #94 (1970), Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #111 (1972), Richie Rich #125 (1974)
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