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Tom & Jerry Comics #141

Dell · Series began 1949 · April 1956

Dates

Cover date
April 1956
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Phil De Lara, Veve Ristoinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Phil De Lara, Veve Ristocolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Rome Siemon, Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto

Stories

  • Homemade Houseboat · 10 pages

    Tom hastily converts his house into a houseboat, intending to drift downriver to Florida. Jerry and Tuffy bedevil him all along the way.

  • The Great Bone Bank Robbery · 5 pages

    Spike and Tyke have turned their yard into a "bone bank", a place where all the neighborhood dogs can bury their bones. For every five bones the dogs bury, Spike and Tyke get one bone for themselves for keeping watch on them. A mischievous kitten, tired of the constant dog-traffic, schemes to undermine Spike and Tyke's enterprise.

  • Aunt Sassy's Rescue · 1 pages

    Bertie Bird and Chippy Sparrow fancy themselves as rescuers.

  • A Tree Too Flexible · 1 pages

    Flip and Dip climb a tree for bananas, but find the tree to be too flexible.

  • Getting Pop Over a Barrel · 2 pages

    Flip and Dip use an old barrel to start a ferry service across the river. They get no takers as everyone swims or flies across, but find a better, more profitable use for the barrel thanks to Pop's carelessness.

  • Zoo Little, Zoo Late · 5 pages

    Barney plans to break Fuzzy and Wuzzy of always wanting to go to the zoo, by costuming himself as a fierce ape.

  • Charlie's Geyser Counter · 5 pages

    Charlie rigs up a "geyser counter", a phony device he says will locate underground geysers in the desert, as a means of trapping Wuff and Sammy.

  • Baby Bottled-Up · 2 pages

    Tuffy annoys Jerry so he silences him along with a crying baby.

  • To Hide a Bone · Little Tyke · 1 pages

    Inspired by a human's wall safe, Tyke finds a safe place to hide his bone from a bone-stealing dog.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962)

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