Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #69
☆ 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 him to steal the Professor's rocket ship plans—despite Felix’s best (if unintentional) efforts to stop the theft. With the plans now in enemy hands, it’s up to Felix to track down the culprit and save the day. Written and illustrated by Joe Oriolo, with additional writing by Otto Messmer, this 1956 Harvey Comics classic features the iconic character in a clever, fast-paced adventure, all captured in Oriolo’s expressive cover art.
In "Heavenly Daze," Felix the Cat takes a wild trip to the Moon with the Professor, where he meets a grumpy moon-man and dodges a runaway comet. Back on Earth, a shadowy figure watches Felix’s return and plots to steal the rocket’s blueprints.
In "Out Spied!", Felix the Cat stumbles into a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse when a sneaky spy tries—unsuccessfully four times—to steal the Professor’s rocket ship plans. With a laughably bad disguise and a dash of luck, the spy finally slips past Felix and makes off with the blueprints. Now it’s up to Felix to track down the thief before the plans are used for mischief.
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Reprinted in Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #105 (1959), King Reading Library #R-04 (1973), Felix the Cat #7 (1993)
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