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Cover: Joe Oriolo

Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #74

Aug 1956 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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In "Feet of Bravery?", Felix the Cat finds himself caught in a whirlwind of chaos after the Merry Midgets escape, their flight triggered by a giant’s sneezes from spicy pepper. With the midgets soaring on playing cards and Felix himself blasted back through a hanging picture in his mistress’s living room, he’s left homeless once more—this time after being blamed for the wreckage. Otto Messmer and Joe Oriolo deliver a delightfully absurd chapter in the classic series, with Oriolo handling both writing and cover art, while Messmer’s original visual flair shines through in every panel.

Contains 7 stories
Feet of Bravery?
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the Cat
Giant Size
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatThe Merry Midgets [Tic, Tac, and Toe]giant
No Fun at the Fun House!
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Kittyfun house barkergiant
Tale of a Shoe
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatThe Merry Midgets [Tic, Tac, and Toe]giantFelix's mistress
Flyin' High
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the CatThe Merry Midgets [Tic, Tac, and Toe]giantFelix's mistress

In "Flyin' High," Felix the Cat and the Merry Midgets make a wild escape from Fableland, riding the chaotic aftermath of a giant’s pepper-induced sneezes. With the midgets soaring on playing cards and Felix himself launched through the air, he crashes back home through a hanging picture—only to be tossed out by his furious mistress, left homeless once more.

Felix's Dishonorable Discharge
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Felix the Catcaptainadmiralvarious sailorscannibals

In "Felix's Dishonorable Discharge," Felix the Cat finds himself stranded on a remote island after narrowly escaping a Navy battleship by hiding in an artillery shell—only to land among a group of cannibals. The story follows his frantic attempt to survive the absurd predicament, relying on wit and luck in a situation that’s as awkward as it is perilous.

To the Moon
3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
InkyDinkyKittytwo guys in gas masks

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Full credits

artist, writer Otto Messmer
writer, inker Joe Oriolo
cover pencils, inks Joe Oriolo

Reprints

↩ Reprints Horace & Dotty Dripple #28 (1953)

Reprinted in Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #94 (1958), Blondie Comics Monthly #136 (1960), Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #110 (1960), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #29 (1961), Spooky Spooktown #11 (1964), Blondie #163 (1965), Casper & Nightmare #11 (1966), Casper's Ghostland #47 (1969), Richie Rich Millions #36 (1969), Richie Rich #94 (1970), Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #111 (1972), Richie Rich #125 (1974)

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