Cosmo Cat #7

In "Cosmo's Ordeal," Cosmo Cat finds himself in a sticky situation when the scheming Prof. Ratzoff tries to silence him with a finger trap. Just when all seems lost, a duck—once dismissed as a mere pest—steps in with the knowledge to free him.

Jo, a duck who can't swim, faces mockery from his peers and contemplates ending it all—until Cosmo steps in with a jet belt that turns his weakness into his greatest strength. In this 1947 gem from Cosmo Cat #7, a simple invention reshapes a duck’s place in his own world.

In this whimsical 1947 tale from *Cosmo Cat* #7, when a crook starts snatching leprechauns, the luckiest of them all, Lovey the Leprechaun, calls on his friend Li'l Pan for help. With a blast from Li'l Pan’s magic horn, a flying carpet takes them straight to Ireland, where adventure—and a showdown with the mischievous villain—awaits.

In "Chapter Four: The Face," Cosmo Cat, fueled by a cosmic catnip capsule, battles a towering rock-man before chasing the villain Horroface to Earth. After reclaiming his stolen rocket ship, Cosmo launches a daring assault on Horroface’s hidden base at Hungri-La—only to realize too late that the real threat has already fled into the void aboard a space giro.