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CATALOG RECORD

Tom & Jerry Comics #136

Dell · Series began 1949 · November 1955

Dates

Cover date
November 1955
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Ken Champin, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Morris Gollubinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Ken Champin, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Morris Gollubcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Rome Siemon, Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Ken Champin

Stories

  • The Spill of the Hunt · 10 pages

    It's deer season and would-be hunter Tom gets the business from Jerry and Tuffy.

  • Small-Scale Circus · 5 pages

    Since dogs are not allowed to enter the circus, Spike cobbles together a small-scale circus of his own for Tyke.

  • The Timid Cousin · 1 pages

    Some things can drive even a timid bird into action.

  • Clothesline Comfort for a Cold Night · 1 pages

    On a cold night, Droopy sleeps in longjohns on the clothesline.

  • That's the Old Pepper, Kid! · 2 pages

    It's boys vs. girls when Flip and Elsie Elephant challenge Dip and Pop at baseball, a game which is decided by a box of pepper.

  • That's Really Wild, Cat! · 5 pages

    Barney brags to his nephews about being a wild animal tamer. When the boys call his bluff and ask that he train a wildcat, Barney chickens-out, finds an alley cat, and makes it up to look like a wildcat.

  • Up Periscope! · 4 pages

    Wuff’s new bubble pipe, with its eye-stinging bubble solution, is enough to thwart Charlie Coyote, until Charlie reads a “submarine” comic book and gets the idea to construct a periscope to see above the bubbles.

  • When Fortunes Conflict! · 3 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy get their fortunes told by a weight and fortune machine. Tuffy's says he's going to travel on water. Jerry's says he will build a new home and settle down. With such conflicting futures, the mice feel they must go their separate ways. Circumstances become such that both of their fortunes come true - and without their splitting up.

  • Putting the Brakes on a Housebreaker · 0.75 pages

    Droopy puts a burglar in the doghouse - literally!

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962)

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