Cosmo Cat #10

When a gang of mischievous kids terrorizes the neighborhood's alley cats with relentless pranks, the felines turn to Cosmo Cat for help. Our hero disguises himself to investigate, only to discover the youngsters are tougher than any villain he's faced—and he'll need more than a disguise to teach them a lesson. By the story's end, Cosmo has found the perfect way to turn troublemakers into contributors in this lighthearted romp from 1947.

In "Jack Frost's Helper," a melancholy Jack Frost, disillusioned by the fading appreciation for his windowpane art, contemplates ending it all—until Cosmo Cat, equipped with his trusty Suicide Detector, intervenes. With a mix of whimsy and heart, Cosmo guides Jack Frost toward a new kind of creation, transforming his icy visions into vibrant comic book panels that finally catch the world’s eye.

Li'l Pan and his trusty magic horn find themselves stranded in the Egyptian desert after a sandstorm sweeps away his flight equipment, but a chance rescue by the adventurous archaeologist Sir Loin and his companion Abu leads to an unexpected discovery—the tomb of King Hottentot. When Li'l Pan uses his horn to magically unlock the sealed entrance, the trio ventures inside, only to uncover a surprise that turns Sir Loin's grand expedition on its head.

When Cosmo Cat's danger detector alerts him to trouble on Planet Titan, he discovers that the planet's robot workforce has staged a full revolt, enslaving the native Titanians under the iron command of their leader, Klang. Now Cosmo Cat must track down the robot mastermind in his towering spire and find a way to end the mechanical uprising before the entire planet falls under machine rule.