Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "They Can't Duck This One!", Felix the Cat finds himself in a chilly predicament, seeking shelter with a little help from his animal friends—only to return the favor by outsmarting a group of hunters. With his usual mix of charm and chaos, he navigates a darkened library, chases a slippery duck, and accidentally blasts holes in a fence, letting kids catch a free football game. Otto Messmer, handling every aspect of the art and writing, brings his signature whimsy and precision to this 1953 classic, with a cover by Messmer that captures the zany spirit of the tale.
In "Animal Olympics," Felix the Cat takes center stage as he hosts a spirited competition among anthropomorphic animals from every corner of the world, turning the arena into a whirlwind of playful rivalry and teamwork. When the games conclude, Felix surprises everyone by opening a school for animals, where the first math lesson quickly spirals into a hilariously chaotic lesson in numbers.
In "Lights Out," Felix the Cat seeks a cozy spot to rest, and his kindness is met with unexpected generosity from a cast of animal friends. As he navigates the dark—reading a book, outwitting a clever duck, and accidentally creating a hole in a fence—his playful antics lead to a series of whimsical, chain-reaction moments that ripple through the forest.
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↩ Reprints Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #20 (1951), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #21 (1951)
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