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Felix chose home. He packed his desk—a coffee-stained lightbox, a dozen worn-out #2 pencils, a single red eraser nibbled to a nub. And there, in the bottom drawer, he found the very first drawing of Milo. 1974. The mouse had a crooked smile and mismatched eyes. Felix smiled back. “You were never mighty, were you, kid? Just stubborn.”

He looked up.

Felix blinked. He turned it over. Nothing. Then he heard it: a tiny, high-pitched squeak of frustration. Followed by the thwack of a miniature pie hitting a lampshade. toon artist

Milo looked back. “Nothing ever is. That’s the point of cartoons. We keep going. We flatten, we pop back. We get hit, we get up.” Felix chose home