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Cover of Tom & Jerry Comics #146
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom & Jerry Comics #146

Dell · Series began 1949 · September 1956

Dates

Cover date
September 1956
On sale
July 19, 1956
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Lynn Karp, Veve Risto, Morris Gollubinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Morris Gollubcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Rome Siemon, Veve Ristoscript: Jack Cosgriff

Stories

  • A Big Fan of Ice Cream · 1 pages

    Tom learns that ice cream and fans don't mix.

  • Trade Rat Troubles · 10 pages

    Tom has become the victim of a trade rat, who takes something he wants and leaves something else in its place. When the trade rat is through with Tom, Jerry and Tuffy continue “trading” random objects for Tom’s food and blame the trade rat.

  • Someday, My Prints Will Come - Out! · 5 pages

    After the mistress finds muddy dog paw prints on her rug, Snowball, the mischievous kitten, tries to frame Spike for leaving more muddy prints all over the house.

  • The Period Portrait · 1 pages

    Bertie and Billie Bird fly into an art store to see a painting of the birds’ great-grandmother Bertha Bird.

  • A Place for Playing Possum · 5 pages

    Lost possum babies stow away in Fuzzy and Wuzzy's raccoon caps.

  • Sic Transit Glorious Blunder · 5 pages

    Charlie Coyote uses a surveyor's transit, and the coerced digging services of Mortimer Mole, to lay a trap for Wuff and Sammy.

  • Get a Pet Day · 5 pages

    When Jerry and Tuffy learn that the mayor has declared a "Get a Pet Day", Tom forces himself on the mice as their demanding pet - so that he can be pampered and waited-on.

  • Sleeping Bag Sweater · 0.75 pages

    Camper Droopy finds that a bulky sweater is a cheaper to buy (and is better fitting) than a sleeping bag.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962)

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