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Cover: Ellis Chambers
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Cosmo Cat #4

Jan 1957 · Green Publishing · 0.10 USD
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Cosmo Cat #4 contains multiple stories including a tale of the Card Family on a distant planet where the Ace of Spades goes missing, forcing the family to abandon their games, and a story featuring Tommy Tot and Jack, where Tommy is kidnapped by Hoodoo and Pocus, leading to a call for the Heir Corps to rescue him and engage the enemy. The issue also includes a story about Señor Tamale attempting to entertain Cuthbert Pedigree through various pranks, including a palm-reading trick with red paint and a fishing line prank, ultimately getting fired by Mrs. Pedigree despite his efforts.

Contains 5 stories
One Billion B.C.
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero
Cosmo Cat

Cosmo Cat travels back one billion years with his time-watch and finds himself in a prehistoric world full of dinosaurs and steam geysers—where he quickly becomes a hero to a local tribe by defeating two monsters with his bare hands. When a skeptical tribe member challenges him to prove his strength, Cosmo discovers just how tough he really is before heading back to his own time, leaving behind a mysterious legacy etched in cave stone.

Untitled Humor story
10 pp · Humor
Tommy Tot
The Lost Week End
10 pp · Humor
Tommy Tot

Tommy Tot and his Heir Corps face their toughest challenge yet when the bumbling crooks Hocus and Pocus attempt to kidnap Saturday—a young member of the Weeks family—using a squadron of vultures as their getaway team. With Saturday unwittingly treating the whole ordeal as a game, Tommy Tot must rally his aerial unit to intercept the birds over Lemonade Lake and bring the cheerful troublemaker safely home.

Untitled Humor story
2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Hedy Hippo
The Lion
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Jungle, Nature

A sweeping natural history of the lion—from its spotted ancestors roaming prehistoric Europe to its reign as the undisputed monarch of Africa's wild. This 1957 feature explores the big cat's nocturnal hunting habits, its fearsome reputation among both man and beast, and the enduring symbol of power it has represented across civilizations.

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CGC 6.5 · 1 in census $31*
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Full credits

writer Pat Adams
artist, inker Ellis Chambers
cover pencils, inks Ellis Chambers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Cosmo Cat #2 (1946), Ribtickler #6 (1947), Zoot Comics #12 (1948)

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