Felix le Chat #17
In "Au paradis des bonbons," Monty takes charge of Jungletown’s police force with a self-appointed badge and an ever-expanding list of rules—only to find his authority tested when a hunter enters the jungle. Written and illustrated by Otto Messmer, this whimsical 1984-era comic from Editions Héritage delivers a delightfully absurd tale of bureaucracy gone wild, with a cover by Messmer that captures the story’s candy-colored chaos.
When Monty declares himself Jungletown’s chief of police, he’s quick to fine the other animals for minor infractions—until a real threat emerges. With the rule book tossed aside, he must decide how far he’ll go to protect the jungle he claims to serve.
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↩ Reprints Felix the Cat #12 (1949), Felix the Cat #15 (1950), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #73 (1956), Blondie #191 (1971)
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