Cosmo Cat #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rip Van Tinkle," Cosmo Cat #2 (1946) delivers a delightfully absurd adventure as Inky and Inny set out for a picnic—only to have their lunch stolen by the mischievous Red Kamphor. When Inky seeks help from the wary Mrs. Cluck, a surprising twist reveals her lost chick is the real target, setting off a showdown that turns Inky into an unlikely hero. Written, drawn, and inked by Barry, with a vibrant cover by Ellis Chambers, this quirky 1946 classic is a playful mix of slapstick and poultry politics, ending with a twist that’ll leave readers chuckling.
A witch stashed in a dismal swamp brews up a sinister plot using magical herbs and a sleep-inducing gas to put the entire world into slumber—clearing the way for her henchmen to plunder the planet's treasures. When the spell takes hold, Cosmo Cat races down from the skies to stop the scheme, taking on the henchmen and the witch herself in a race against time. It's a tale of magic, mischief, and one determined feline hero determined to save the day.
In the whimsical world of Cosmo Cat #2, Inky and Inny head out for a picnic only to have their lunch stolen by the mischievous Red Kamphor. Desperate for a snack, Inky seeks help from Mrs. Cluck—only to be chased when she mistakes him for a meal. But when she learns Red Kamphor has taken her chick, she turns ally. Inky confronts the thief, rescues the chick, and earns the chickens’ gratitude—only for the reward to be a surprise: a glass egg.
Cosmo Cat invents a time machine in his lunar laboratory and sets the dial for medieval England, only to materialize in the midst of King John's tyrannical reign. When the feline adventurer discovers the corrupt monarch's crushing new tax, he teams up with Robin Hood and his band to challenge the despot's rule before his power grows unchecked.
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Reprinted in Cosmo Cat Comics #1 (1947), Cosmo Cat #4 (1957), Cosmo Cat #4 (1959)
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