Four Color #466
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superstitious Lady," Rhubarb the cat—secretly heir to a fortune—leads a double life, sneaking out each night to join his feline friends, until a stray shoe knocks him unconscious and steals his memory. When a city-wide search begins for the missing feline, a boy brings a look-alike cat to the Yeagers, hoping to become a bat boy for the Brooklyn team Rhubarb supposedly owns. Drawn with playful charm by Don Gunn, this 1953 Four Color adventure blends whimsy and mystery in a tale where even the most ordinary cats might be hiding extraordinary secrets.
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Unknown to Eric and Polly Yeager, his guardians, Rhubarb the cat, who inherited a fortune when his owner died, is slipping away from the estate each night to carouse with the neighborhood cats. While on one escapade, Rhubarb is clipped on the head by a thrown shoe, causing amnesia. A city-wide appeal is made for his return. A young boy has a cat that looks like Rhubarb and takes him to the Yeagers, wanting to be made a bat boy on the Brooklyn baseball team that Rhubarb owns.
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