Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Corn-y Hero," Felix the Cat stumbles into a bizarre predicament after a clumsy encounter with a bulldog leaves him with a pained eye—so he tries a quick fix with peroxide, only to end up dramatically transformed into a "Cat of Many Colors." Suddenly the center of attention, Felix finds himself pursued by a parade of feline admirers, each more determined than the last. Written and drawn by Joe Oriolo, this whimsical 1957 adventure captures Felix’s chaotic charm, with Warren Kremer’s dynamic cover bringing the colorful chaos to life.
In "Corn-y Hero," Jo finds herself tangled in a sticky situation when her crush, Felix, gets caught in a misunderstanding with a grumpy bulldog—only to be accidentally set loose by Dolores Del Rich’s sneaky plan. With a mischievous twist and a splash of slapstick, Felix’s attempt to impress turns into a clumsy showdown over a pair of corns.
In "The Blond Brute," Felix the Cat stumbles into a bizarre transformation after overusing peroxide to soothe a poked eye, emerging as a striking "Cat of Many Colors." His new look draws the relentless attention of a parade of feline admirers—each more determined than the last—turning his day into a whirlwind of awkward flirtations and frantic escapes.
In a bustling hat shop, Jo tries on a series of whimsical hats from around the world, each one praised by a different passerby who just happens to be from the country the hat represents—prompting her to consider each purchase, one charming comment at a time.
Felix the Cat finds himself green and on the run after a chance encounter with a spilled vat of dye in a storm drain, turning him into the city’s most unlikely plague suspect. As panic spreads and authorities close in, the little cat must outwit a frantic search while staying one step ahead of a city that sees him as a walking contagion.
Felix the Cat finds himself in a whirlwind of chaos when he’s mistaken for a plague victim and chased by the Decontamination Squad—only to dive into a "One-Hour Auto Painting" drive-thru and emerge, quite unexpectedly, completely red. Now sporting a bold new hue, he’s barely had time to catch his breath before stumbling into a furious bull.
In "The Blobs' Plan Boomerangs!", Felix the Cat outsmarts alien invaders by using his signature detachable tail as a boomerang—only to find a new, unsettling mystery lurking in the tall African grass alongside Scratch the Lion.
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Reprinted in Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #114 (1960), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #65 (1964), Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #81 (1967)
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