Happy Comics #13

May 1946 · Pines · 0.10 USD

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In Happy Comics #13 (1946), the Great Zilch trades his show-biz cat Francois Feline to a woman who believes he's a real Persian. Now stranded in a new neighborhood, Francois must earn the respect of the local feline crowd—no easy task when they think he’s too soft for the streets. Ken Champin handles both art and inks, with lettering by Melvin Millar, while Victor Pazmiño delivers the cover.

artist, inker Ken Champin · letterer Melvin Millar · cover Victor Pazmiño

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artist, inker Ken Champin

letterer Melvin Millar

cover pencils Victor Pazmiño

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The Great Zilch sells his show-biz cat Francois Feline to a woman as a genuine "Persian." Francois has to prove himself to the neighborhood cats, who think he's a sissy.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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