Argus is in Beta Testing until 12/1/26
Argus ← Live listings
Cover of Tom & Jerry Comics #182
Photo: listing on ebay

CATALOG RECORD

Tom & Jerry Comics #182

Dell · Series began 1949 · September 1959

Dates

Cover date
September 1959
On sale
1959
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

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

Stories

  • Gopher-Gagged Gardeners · 10 pages

    It's Tom vs. Jerry and Tuffy at gardening, until an aggressive gopher plagues them both.

  • Who's Kitten Who? · 5 pages

    When Spike and Tyke find a kitten in their yard, they dump it into the wagon of a boy who is trying to give away kittens. Returning home, they find that the kitten belongs to their brokenhearted little mistress. They resolve to get it back, getting more than they bargained for.

  • Flighty Granny · 1 pages

    Bertie and Billie are charged with keeping their sprightly Grandma out of trouble during her visit. Things get out of hand when Grandma takes a wild ride on a kite.

  • A Most Mobile Home · 5 pages

    During a torrential rainstorm, a small shack is washed down from the mountains by a flash flood and into the gully where Wuff and Sammy live. Under desert law, the pair decide to claim the deserted dwelling and move into it, rather than continue living underground. Little do they know that, before the storm caused the shack's change-of-address, it was the hideout of the bandit Grubby Rat... who has just found his "mobile" home and is ready to move back in.

  • Melon Maniacs · 5 pages

    After being told to keep out of the royal melon patch, the Mouse Musketeers and M'sieur Poosycat put aside their differences and plot to swipe one of the King's delectable watermelons. Being denied by the King only makes the melons more desirable to the trio who redouble their efforts. The King and neighboring King Friendly also fall prey to this compulsion - gaining interest when refused and losing interest when given permission.

  • A Deficiency in Self-Sufficiency · 5 pages

    Barney encourages the boys to think for themselves and be less reliant on him.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry (1962)

Run and key data from the Grand Comics Database (comics.org), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Identifiers and aliases from Wikidata (CC0).