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Tom & Jerry Comics #131

Dell · Series began 1949 · June 1955

Dates

Cover date
June 1955
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Ken Champininks: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Ken Champincolors: Western Publishing Production Shopscript: Jack Cosgriffletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Ken Champin

Stories

  • Nutcracker (Not So) Sweet · 10 pages

    Tom bakes a very delicate cake, that could fall with the slightest jarring, while Jerry and Tuffy become determined to noisily crack a large number of walnuts they've just harvested.

  • Whose House Is It, Anyway? · 5 pages

    Tired of sleeping outside in a doghouse, Spike and Tyke decide to spend the night in their master’s house. The master does not share their feelings, leading to a battle of wits.

  • Bertie Bird Delivers the Mail · 2 pages

    Bertie helps a mailman by retrieving a letter taken by a mean dog.

  • Swim-Flammed · 2 pages

    Ma wants Pop to lifeguard for Flip 'n' Dip when the kids go swimming, but Pop fears she wants him for house cleaning chores.

  • Motorized Mayhem · 5 pages

    Fuzzy and Wuzzy wreak havoc with an old discarded motor.

  • A Hole-In-One-Hundred · 5 pages

    Tommy Toad, an eccentric golf-playing tourist, uses Wuff’s hole-in-the-ground for his impromptu golf game. When he is captured by Charlie Coyote, Wuff and Sammy save him and confound Charlie by digging many more holes to surround and camouflage Wuff’s own hole.

  • Umbrella Boat · 2 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy use an overturned clear-plastic umbrella as a glass-bottomed boat, and narrowly escape a swordfish.

  • The Big One That Got Away! · 1 pages

    Using a can of small fish as “live bait”, Droopy snags a fish so huge it frightens him on home – where he pan-fries the remainder of his live bait for dinner.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962), Tom and Jerry The Mouse from T.R.A.P. (1966), Tom and Jerry Summer Fun (1967)

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