Felix the Cat Hates His Job! Classic Comics by Otto Messmer

Felix hates his crummy job!
Some wonderfully cartoony Felix comics by Otto Messmer, 1953



Click any page to see the high-resolution, easy-to-read version!





There's a LOT more funny Felix comics by Otto Messmer here on the CartoonSnap blog!

Check out these previous posts for high-quality classic Felix the Cat comics scans :

Felix on the Unemployment Line
http://morecoloring.blogspot.com/2010/08/felix-on-unemployment-line-vintage_24.html

Felix the Cat Goes Cockfighting 
http://morecoloring.blogspot.com/2010/03/picaresque-tales-of-felix-cat-by-otto.html

Felix Pulls Through (a GREAT Magic-Carpet ride!) http://morecoloring.blogspot.com/2010/09/felix-friday-fiesta-fantastic-fun.html

Felix the Cat and the Haunted Tower
http://morecoloring.blogspot.com/2010/01/felix-cat-and-haunted-tower-by-otto.html

George Herriman�s Stumble Inn Dec 23 1922

Although he�s most famous for his animal characters (Krazy Kat, Ignatz Mouse and Offisa Pupp), George Herriman�s cartooning magic worked just as well when he�s working with a �hoomin� cast of Characters. Here�s a giant daily strip from his series �Stumble Inn.�


�and here�s the whole strip in mega-resolution below�

To find out more about �Stumble Inn,� check out this post:
http://morecoloring.blogspot.com/2011/10/stumble-inn-by-george-herriman.html

Frazetta Funny Animal Comics - Bruno the Bear 1949

Frank Frazetta Funny Animal Comics - Bruno the Bear -- from Happy Comics #32 1949

Joe Kubert�s Hollywood Confessions

Here�s an amazing golden-age comic story from 1949: �Love Came Second� by Joe Kubert. The full pages are posted down below, but before we get there, take a look at some of these terrific panels!

Kubert was having a lot of fun with the page layouts here � delighting in page-high panels like those above, and full-width panels like the ones below�

I love these expressionistic background montages!

Pretty wild stuff! Here�s the whole story below.

Click on the pages for a HIGH-resolution scan.

Scans courtesy of the Jim Vadeboncouer collection at http://comicbookplus.com/

Funny Fun with Milt Stein's Supermouse and Coo Coo Comics

Fun Comics!
The joyfully exhuberant
cartoony wonderments of Milt Stein

 

So much fun...so much LIFE! You can see two full stories in all their MiltSteinian glory at:

http://www.bigblogcomics.com/2012/01/two-stories-by-milt-stein.html

A great way to start of the new year with a smile :)