Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lightning Bolt Was a Live Wire," Felix the Cat finds himself mistaken for a high-ranking alien agent when a horde of shape-shifting, potato-like beings known as The Blobs invade Earth—believing him to be their missing Agent 32 in feline form. Written and illustrated by Joe Oriolo, this 1957 Harvey Comics classic sees Felix outsmarting the invaders with a clever ruse, all while the cover by Warren Kremer captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
In "The Magic Spell," Felix the Cat seeks peace and sleep, only to find himself floating on a cloud after a hypnotist’s spell—where a mattress salesman sees a marketing opportunity and Martians turn him into six smaller, identical versions of himself.
In "Pot o' Gold," six tiny versions of Felix the Cat tumble to Earth during a downpour, only to reassemble into his full size once the storm ends. Following a sudden rainbow, the ever-curious feline sets off on a whimsical chase, chasing the legendary pot o' gold through a sun-dappled landscape.
In "Beware the Blobs!", Felix the Cat finds himself mistaken for a top-secret alien agent when a horde of potato-like extraterrestrials with antennae lands on Earth. Thinking he’s their long-lost Agent 32 in feline form, the Blobs enlist Felix to help their invasion—except he’s already plotting to turn their shape-shifting tactics against them.
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Reprinted in Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #116 (1961)
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