On the front cover of the birthday greeting card, imagine a vibrant, whimsical park reminiscent of Charles Schulz’s Peanuts but with a zany, surreal twist akin to Gary Larson’s The Far Side. Center stage is a delightful white cat named Mr. Whiskers, who exudes an air of both mischievousness and charm, much like Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes.

Mr. Whiskers is wearing a tiny, colorful party hat perched jauntily between his ears, complete with a springy pom-pom bobbing atop. He’s standing on his hind legs, balancing a wobbly stack of oversized, multi-tiered, brightly colored birthday cakes in his front paws. The cakes are teetering precariously, with candles sputtering comically, and frosting dripping down the sides in a gooey, exaggerated manner.

Around Mr. Whiskers, a series of playful, anthropomorphic animals add to the lively chaos. To his right, a portly, bow-tie-wearing tortoise sits at a picnic table, engrossed in a board game of Candy Land, his spectacles sliding down his nose. To his left, a trio of cheeky, party hat-wearing mice dance in a conga line, trailing colorful streamers behind them.

Behind them, a retro, classic Disney-style Ferris wheel adorned with twinkling fairy lights spins lazily. Each carriage holds an assortment of animals enjoying the ride—think a giraffe with its neck sticking out, a family of rabbits waving, and a kangaroo with a joey peeking out of its pouch.

Above, an Astro Boy-inspired robot kid, complete with jet boots and spiky hair, flies with a banner that reads "Happy Birthday!" in vibrant, festive letters, the banner flapping in the breeze. A speech bubble coming from Mr. Whiskers says, "Cake delivery for the birthday superstar!" adding a humorous touch to the scene.

In the background, there’s a panorama of gently rolling hills dotted with cartoonishly oversized flowers, akin to those in Winsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland, and trees with whimsical swirls and patterns. Hergé’s clear line style can be seen in the crisp outlines and clean, colorful aesthetics.

A parade of ducks, each holding a balloon in their beak, waddle past the scene, completing the image with a touch of Bill Watterson’s playful detail and Art Spiegelman's knack for storytelling through visual elements.

This scene is bursting with vibrant details, perfect for a quirky, delightful birthday greeting card that tells an entire whimsical story in a single frame.

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