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Tom & Jerry Comics #113

Dell · Series began 1949 · December 1953

Dates

Cover date
December 1953
On sale
1953
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Cecil Surryinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Cecil Surrycolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Cecil Surry

Stories

  • Cold Dis-Comfort · 10 pages

    Hopping a freight train to Florida to escape the winter freeze, Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy find themselves locked in a refrigerated rail car for the trip.

  • 'Snow-Bunny's Home · 6 pages

    Tom is out to get a rare photo of a snowshoe rabbit, a trickster-bunny that heckles Tom mercilessly.

  • The Moose That Wouldn't Leave! · 7 pages

    It's after 11 p.m. and Barney and Benny can't get their annoying guest, the long-winded Mooseface McElk, to leave. How's a bear and a burro gonna get any sleep?

  • A Frozen Steak Is No Piece of Cake! · 6 pages

    On a zero-degree temperature day, Spike and Tyke foil a robbery at the neighborhood butcher shop. The grateful butcher gives them a wrapped, frozen steak as a reward... but what are two outdoor dogs to do with a frozen steak in freezing temperatures?

  • Bertie Bird Goes to Sea · 2 pages

    Curious Bertie Bird once again gets into trouble against the warnings of his brother Billie, this time at the seashore where he gets knocked about by waves, taken out to sea by a seagull, and dropped on the deck of a ship.

  • Gliding and Hiding · 6 pages

    Wuff and Sammy build gliding wings out of balsa wood to best travel a long distance. Hungry Charlie Coyote commandeers an eagle to take him through the air in pursuit.

  • Crossing Wet Cement · 2 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy find a way to cross wet cement without leaving mouse-footprints.

  • Dollars and Horse Sense · 6 pages

    Barney gives nephews Fuzzy and Wuzzy five dollars to invest, on the condition that they turn a profit. They are conned into buying a broken-down old horse by Farmer Fox but find a way to double their money.

  • Chopping Blocked · 1 pages

    Envisioning a roast turkey dinner, Droopy positions the neck of a huge turkey on the chopping block. When the turkey gets wise, and stares him down, Droopy axes the chopping block into firewood.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962), Tom and Jerry Annual (1967)

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