Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #113

Felix the Cat’s string of misfortunes is so relentless that even the air seems to mock him—while everyone else around him enjoys perfect luck. Determined to flip the odds, he sets out on a quest to find his lucky star, hoping a little cosmic help might finally turn his day around.

In "The Land of Luck," Felix the Cat rides a test rocket into space, chasing the elusive source of his good fortune. After a few rocky moments, he emerges with star dust on his fur and his whiskers painfully stretched into functional luck antennae.

In "The Acid Test," Felix the Cat, briefly blessed with the magic of his lucky star, enjoys an unexpected run of fortune—until a TV make-up artist, unaware of the star’s power, brushes off the dust and shaves his whiskers during a pre-interview prep, abruptly stripping him of his luck. The story captures the whimsical misfortune that follows, all in the classic, lighthearted spirit of the series.

Felix the Cat finds himself in a whirlwind of chaos when a hurricane forces him to abandon his shell-boat, diving into the deep only to discover a sunken ship brimming with food—just before a shark sends him scrambling into an old cannon. Fired by a fish, he’s blasted back into the storm’s fury, hurtling toward an uncertain fate with nothing but the sea and the sky to guide him.

In "Shooting at a Star," Jo and her friends Inky and Dinky try a little celestial mail service—firing a wish-written note at a star with a bow and arrow. The arrow lands with a comedic thud in a neighbor’s pants, sparking a playful prank orchestrated with Aunt Kitty’s help.