Picture a bustling, whimsical living room filled with a delightful array of cat characters celebrating a feline birthday. Front and center, an orange tabby cat named Mr. Whiskers, wearing a small party hat with a comically large pom-pom, is perched atop a stack of presents wrapped in brightly colored paper. Mr. Whiskers has a look of wide-eyed surprise as he peers down at a cake shaped like a fish, complete with blue icing scales and a candle stuck in its mouth.

Surrounding Mr. Whiskers, we see a lively assortment of cats: a sleek, tuxedo cat playing a miniature piano with exaggeratedly long fingers, reminiscent of a jazz pianist, while another cat in glasses, resembling a feline intellectual, reads a "How to Throw a Purrfect Party" book. Off to the side, a fluffy Persian cat is swatting at streamers hanging from the ceiling, the streamers adorned with little fish and mouse decorations.

In one corner, a mischievous black cat is poking its head out of a brightly colored piñata shaped like a mouse, having already made its way inside to snack on the candy. On the opposite side, a Siamese cat is caught mid-air in a playful leap, about to pounce on a balloon that looks like it's trying to float away.

On a comfy armchair, a rotund British Shorthair cat lounges with a party horn in its mouth, blowing confetti every few moments. The armchair is dotted with yarn balls and catnip toys, adding to the playful chaos. Behind this scene, the walls are adorned with portraits of famous cat ancestors, drawn in a style that gives a nod to classic Peanuts character expressions, with simple, yet expressive lines.

Above all, a large banner stretches across the top of the scene, proclaiming "Happy Purr-thday!" in bold, colorful letters, with each letter being held up by tiny, mischievous kittens, some of whom are dangling and playing on the banner.

Incorporate a detail inspired by each mentioned artist: Schulz's expressive simplicity, Disney's whimsy, Tezuka's energetic action, Watterson's playful complexity, Larson's humorous twist, Hergé's clear lines, Eisner's dramatic angles, Spiegelman's narrative depth, Crumb's intricate details, and McCay's dreamlike wonder. The result is a vibrant, chaotic, and utterly charming cat-centric birthday party that leaps off the card with joy and humor.

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