Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Star Lighter, Star Bright," Felix the Cat rides a cannon shell into the open sea, only to face a hurricane and a sunken ship teeming with food—just as a shark closes in. With a fish firing him from an old cannon, Felix’s wild escape takes a sudden turn as he’s hurled back into the storm’s fury, adrift on an unpredictable journey. Written by Joe Oriolo and Otto Messmer and illustrated by Joe Oriolo, this 1956 Harvey issue captures Felix’s classic slapstick peril with a splash of whimsical danger. The cover by Joe Oriolo perfectly frames the chaos, a 10-cent adventure in motion.
Felix the Cat’s string of misfortunes piles up as everyone around him enjoys perfect luck—while he’s left tripping over his own feet and spilling his coffee. Determined to turn things around, he sets out on a quest to find his lucky star, hoping a little celestial help will finally tip the scales.
In "The Land of Luck," Felix the Cat rides a test rocket into space, chasing his lucky star with determined flair. After a few cosmic hiccups, he’s dusted with stardust and finds his whiskers stretched into functional luck antennae—just in time for whatever comes next.
In "The Acid Test," Felix the Cat returns to Earth under the spell of his lucky star, riding a wave of effortless success—until a routine TV prep session unravels it all. With a single dusting and a trim, a make-up artist unknowingly strips away the magic, leaving Felix to face the real world again.
Felix the Cat finds himself once again in a wild ride when he escapes a furious chimp by rolling into the sea inside an artillery shell casing—only to abandon it when a hurricane looms. Diving beneath the waves, he stumbles upon a sunken ship brimming with food, but a hungry shark forces him to dive into an old cannon, which a fish accidentally fires straight back into the storm’s fury.
In "Shooting at a Star," Jo and her friends Inky and Dinky make a whimsical attempt to reach the heavens—literally—by shooting a wish toward a star with a bow and arrow. When the note lands in a neighbor’s pants instead of the sky, a playful prank unfolds as Aunt Kitty and the neighbor team up to teach the kids a lesson in starry-eyed dreams.
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↩ Reprints Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #75 (1956)
Reprinted in Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #113 (1961)
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