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Cover of Tom & Jerry Comics #130
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom & Jerry Comics #130

Dell · Series began 1949 · May 1955

Dates

Cover date
May 1955
On sale
1955
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Ken Champininks: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Ken Champincolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Ken Champin

Stories

  • Magic Flutes · 1 pages

    Droopy buys a magic flute to charm a bone with music.

  • Who Watches the (Night) Watchman? · 10 pages

    Tom gets a job as a toy store night watchman catching mice at a dollar a mouse. A one-gross carton of toy dancing mice, a mess of live ones, and Jerry and Tuffy's antics complicate matters.

  • The Pussy Willow that Sprouted Kittens! · 5 pages

    When Spike and Tyke's mistress plants a pussy willow tree in the backyard, Tyke fears that the tree will "[sprout] a mess of cats". Prankster Hogan sees this as a way to foist the kittens that share his yard on Spike and Tyke, by planting the kitties on the tree.

  • Bertie Bird's Musical Adventure · 2 pages

    Bertie Bird and his brother Billie rescue their cousin Filbert from a cage in a music store window.

  • An Elephant Sometimes Forgets · 2 pages

    Flip and Dip try to help their pachyderm playmate Oglethorpe remember something important, which the little elephant has forgotten.

  • Leaf Well Enough Alone · 5 pages

    When Fuzzy and Wuzzy's favorite tree begins to shed its leaves for no apparent reason, they ask Uncle Barney to call a tree surgeon... but Barney decides to do it himself and save money.

  • A Wolf of a Different Color · 5 pages

    The local zoo is paying fifty dollars for a gray timber wolf. When Charlie Coyote catches one, Wuff and Sammy convince Charlie that the wolf is brown and worthless.

  • Mouse Hole in One · 2 pages

    Weary of walking, homeward-bound Tuffy takes a shortcut across a golf course and beats Jerry home in an unexpected way.

  • Droopy's No-Cost Crew Cut · 0.75 pages

    While dogs are not allowed in the barber shop, Droopy still finds a way to get himself a cool 1950s-style crew cut.

Reprinted in

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

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