Guest star
The Black Cats of the RaccoonVerse: Cat Dads and Atomic Cats
Fluffy, calm and not at all impressed by the Raccoon.
Black cats
Black cats have carried opposite reputations for centuries. In parts of Europe and the United States they were tied to bad luck and witches, while in Britain, Ireland and Japan a black cat crossing your path or turning up at your door has traditionally meant good fortune. These days they even have their own appreciation days.
In the RaccoonVerse
The Black Cats are calm, fluffy and unbothered by the Raccoon, even when he is holding them. One drifts through a 1950s space-age sky beside the Raccoon in a space suit and a flying saucer; another lets itself be cradled for a Cat Dad Club portrait, as if it chose him. And every December the biggest black cat of all, the Yule Cat, comes to check on everyone's sweaters.
