The Felix Files

Tag: Delta

Size: Large

Measurements: 21.5" x 29"

Stitching: Single top, single bottom

Flaws: none, beautiful fade

Felix the Cat is a cartoon character that first appeared in the silent film "Feline Follies" in 1919. Created by Pat Sullivan and Otto Messmer, Felix quickly became one of the most popular cartoon characters of the 1920s and 1930s. Felix is known for his black body, white eyes, and wide grin, as well as his mischievous and playful personality.

In the 1950s, Felix was revived for television and appeared in a series of cartoons called "The Felix the Cat Show." The show featured a variety of segments, including Felix cartoons from the 1920s and 1930s, new Felix cartoons produced specifically for the show, and other animated shorts.

In the 1990s, Felix was once again revived for television with the show "The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat." This show featured a more surreal and abstract version of Felix, with storylines that often featured bizarre and otherworldly settings and characters.

The Felix Files is a comic book series that was published by Felix Comics in the 1990s. The series featured new stories and adventures starring Felix, and was created by a team of writers and artists, including Don Oriolo, who is the son of Felix's original creator, Pat Sullivan. The Felix Files comics are known for their colorful, playful art style and their humorous, light-hearted storytelling.

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