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- I'd like to paint something really different today!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Felix the Cat; Felix's neighbor
- Synopsis
- Felix hangs his painting of a storm cloud on the wall to a surprising result.
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- electrical wires; lightning bolt; painting; storm cloud; unintended slapstick consequences
This story is reprinted in Felix the Cat (Harvey, 1955 Series) #116 (July 1961), but with a new cover illustrating the gag.
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- It burns me up to be freezing like this!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Felix the Cat; lion; flock of migrating ducks; Hundu fakir
- Synopsis
- In the cold of winter, Felix searches fruitlessly for a warm place to sleep.
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- bed-of-nails; ducks; frustration; lion; radiator; series of mishaps; sleep problems; winter setting; zoo
Part One of Three.
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- What a lovely day!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Kitty; Inky; Dinky; amused onlookers
- Synopsis
- Kitty dresses for the weather conditions she sees out her window - and dresses again as conditions change.
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- blizzard; sun; weather; wrong impression
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- Ah!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Felix the Cat; Hundu fakir; Professor Ogle; mattress salesman; angry Martian; two Martian Space Patrol officers
- Synopsis
- Determined to get to sleep, Felix turns to a hypnotist who lulls him to sleep on a cloud. While floating, he's observed by a mattress salesman looking for a good promotion stunt and runs afoul of some Martians who blast him apart into six smaller versions of himself.
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- abounding oddities; all-purpose tail; bed-of-nails; comic absurdity; flying saucer; hypnotism; lightning bolt; Martians; outer space setting; sleep problems; storm cloud; winter setting
This story opens with an image similar to the issue's cover, with Felix sleeping on a bed-of-nails but safely propped-up by his tail. Part Two of Three.
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- Wow! It's raining CATS!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Felix the Cat; man with umbrella; rainbow painting crew; hot dog vendor; prospector; mule; Professor Ogle
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- The six smaller versions of Felix fall to Earth in the midst of a rainstorm, where they "reassemble" into one full-sized Felix. With the end of the rainstorm comes a rainbow, which Felix follows in search of its pot o' gold.
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- abounding oddities; comic absurdity; pot o' gold; rainbow; rainstorm
Part Three of Three.
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- A crowd of the barnyard boys were sitting around in a shady grove behind the old red barn.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Carrie the cow; Tommy Turtle; Harry Hare; Monty the Mole
- Synopsis
- In a race between Tommy Turtle and Harry Hare, the hare is slowed to a standstill by torrential rain and gale force winds, while the turtle wins the race by ducking the storm and traveling via the underground tunnels of Monty the Mole.
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- hare; race; storm; trickery; turtle; wager
Per the index listing at GCD, this is the first printing of this text story - and its only reprint is in Felix the Cat (Harvey, 1955 Series) #116 (July 1961). Should additional printings be discovered, this note should be updated.
These characters do not appear intended to be the "Tommy Tortoise" and "Moe Hare" duo of the Paramount/Harvey theatrical shorts, but they might as well be.
Oddly, the hare plays fair, while the turtle cheats - and WINS!
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- Each night, just like clockwork, Ma Bunny would stand on the porch of her woodland cabin and bang a frying pan with a spoon.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Ma Bunny; Pa Bunny; Little Billy Bunny; Billy's ten brothers and sisters
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- Finally given the responsibility of counting that all the bunny kids have come safely home, Billy miscounts by failing to count himself and sends Ma and Pa into a frenzy over the "missing" bunny child.
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- best of intentions; bunnies; forest setting; miscounting; safety check
Per the index listing at GCD, this is the first printing of this text story - and its only reprint is in Felix the Cat (Harvey, 1955 Series) #116 (July 1961). Should additional printings be discovered, this note should be updated.
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- Felix has been told to come aboard a mysterious undersea craft, the "Floating Saucer"!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Felix the Cat; The Blobs; Scratch (lion - first appearance)
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- Mistaken for an advance scout for The Blobs (a horde of "potato-like aliens" with antennae), Felix devises a plan to turn back their invasion of Earth. The Blobs can shape-shift into any Earth-animal form they choose and believe Felix to be their "Agent 32" in the form of a cat.
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- aliens; invasion; mistaken identity; shape-shifting
Art and coloring simulate a black-and-white television program. Continued from issue #79 and continued in issue #81.
The Blobs' "Floating Saucer", a craft that can travel through space, air, and sea, anticipates the "Flying Sub" from the TV series "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1964-1968).
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- Aunt Kitty! We still have one hour before bedtime - may we go out to play?
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Inky; Dinky; Kitty; Tag (dog); ladder-moving guy
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- Resisting sleep, an hour before their bedtime, Inky and Dinky play "arctic explorer" outdoors and, by happenstance, find themselves fast asleep in their bed on time.
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- bedtime; kids-at-play; series of mishaps; winter setting