Felix le Chat #9
In "Au royaume des jouets," a bumbling wolf stumbles through Felix's toymaker's workshop, thwarting his own clumsy schemes with every attempt to steal food—while Felix remains blissfully unaware, going about his day as if nothing's amiss. Written and illustrated by Otto Messmer, this charming, silent-strip-style tale from Editions Héritage captures the gentle humor of a world where mischief meets its own undoing.
In "Plaisirs du bricoleur," a slow-witted wolf's clumsy attempt to steal food from Felix's toymaker's workshop unfolds in a series of self-sabotaging mishaps, all while Felix remains blissfully unaware, quietly going about his day. The story's quiet humor shines in the contrast between the wolf's escalating frustration and the calm, unbothered routine of the workshop’s owner.
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↩ Reprints Felix the Cat #9 (1949), Felix the Cat #12 (1949)
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