[crashryan]

No getting around it: Pussy Katnip was one of the weirdest comics characters of all time.

Was all this material in this huge book reprinted from earlier comics?

Link to the book: Everybody's Comics nn part 1

[jimmm kelly]

Crash Ryan reads more comics in one day than I will probably read in a lifetime.

Okay, I looked for Pussy Katnip, but I couldn't find it--the pages stop at 100, so is there something I'm missing? (It would be good if all commentors gave the CB+ page numbers--to make it easier for us to see what they're talking about.)

I used to assume that the highest priced comics up until the '70s were no more than 25 cents and that any comics were no more than a hundred pages. But looking at many comics on CB+, I'm happy to see I was completely mistaken in that belief.

[movielover]

It starts on page 41 on part 2

https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=38716

do to size, the book was split in two

[jimmm kelly]

Thanks for the directions.

I wonder if Pussy Katnip sounded as provocative then as it sounds to me now. She could have been a model for Omaha the Cat Dancer.

I imagine the comics here were already published somewhere else. Or that Fox took copies of unsold comics and saddle stitched them all together to make one big comic for resale--as he did with other comics.

[crashryan]

I don't think this is a straight re-package job because all the pages have "Everybody's Comics" on top. In a re-packaged book they'd have the title of whatever coverless comics Ol' Vic bound into the mix. That doesn't rule out reprints, though.

On a related subject, the title panel drawings of "Sis and Jr." (Part 2) look spookily like little Robby Crumb's first pro job.