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Cover of Tom & Jerry Comics #151
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom & Jerry Comics #151

Dell · Series began 1949 · February 1957

Dates

Cover date
February 1957
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Lynn Karp, Veve Ristoinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Lynn Karp, Veve Ristocolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Rome Siemon, Vic Lockman, Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Ristoscript: Vic Lockman

Stories

  • A Gopher Sticks It to Droopy · 1 pages

    Tired of fetching a stick, Droopy drops it down a gopher hole – only to have the gopher throw it back.

  • Tom Builds a Better Mousetrap · 10 pages

    To gain fame by ridding the city of its mouse problem, Tom devises a large-scale trap involving the city hall building and its clock tower.

  • Tyke and Mike · 5 pages

    Looking for a playmate, Tyke discovers Mike a look-alike puppy in a pet shop window. Confusion reigns as both Spike and a pet shop customer each end up with the wrong pup.

  • Aunt Caution · 1 pages

    Bertie and Billie are tired of having their overly careful Aunt Caution staying with them.

  • It's in the Cards · 5 pages

    When their lazy Uncle Barney feigns illness to remain in bed, concerned Fuzzy and Wuzzy resolve to raise enough money to pay for a doctor visit. They do so in a way that will sound familiar to any Gold, Silver, or Bronze Age comic book reader.

  • From Play Gun to Ray Gun · 5 pages

    Using a huge sheet of plate glass and other trickery, Wuff and Sammy have Charlie Coyote convinced that a pair of toy "space guns" they obtained from Archie Armadillo's Trading Post are harmful ray guns.

  • Wishy-Washingtons · 5 pages

    Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy agree to emulate George Washington in honor of his birthday.

  • No-Go Pogo · 1 pages

    Too small to ride on a pogo stick, Jerry comes up with an alternative for Tuffy and himself.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962)

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