Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One for All," Felix the Cat stumbles into a cozy house while seeking warmth, sparking a heartfelt holiday scramble among the children who each want him for Christmas. When Felix flees, the kids send letters to Santa, who delivers a surprise that brings joy to them all. Written and drawn by Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo, this 1953 gem captures the charm of early animation with warmth and whimsy, and the cover by Messmer and Oriolo perfectly captures the season’s magic.
In "One for All," Felix the Cat stumbles into a chimney while seeking warmth, accidentally becoming the unexpected star of a household full of children. When they each write Santa asking for Felix as a Christmas gift, he ends up delivering their letters—and returns with a surprise for everyone.
In this heartwarming 1953 tale from *Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #38*, Felix sets out to chop Christmas trees to fund gifts for orphans, only to be interrupted by a grumpy bear disturbed by the noise. As the bear drifts into a dream, Felix leads him on a journey that reveals the quiet struggles and quiet joys of the children he’s trying to help.
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Reprinted in Felix the Cat #38 (1953)
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