Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Laugh, Cat, Laugh," Felix the Cat stumbles into a high-stakes espionage caper when a disguised spy slips past his defenses and steals the Professor's rocket ship plans. With the fate of the invention hanging in the balance, Felix must track down the culprit before it's too late. Written and illustrated by Joe Oriolo, with additional writing by Otto Messmer and inks by Oriolo, this 1959 Harvey classic features a cover by Warren Kremer.
In "Heavenly Daze," Felix the Cat takes a wild ride to the Moon aboard the Professor’s rocket, where he stumbles upon a grumpy moon-man and a blazing comet. As Felix returns to Earth, a shadowy figure watches from the shadows, already plotting to steal the rocket’s secrets.
In "Out Spied!", Felix the Cat stumbles into a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse when a clumsy spy tries — and fails — four times to steal the Professor's rocket ship plans. After a series of slapstick missteps, the spy finally slips past Felix in a laughably bad disguise, leaving the cat to track down the thief before it’s too late.
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