Dates
- Cover date
- February-March 1962
- On sale
- December 28, 1961
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Undercover · 1 pages
To get the mice out of the house, Tom throws a hardcover book at them - which they use for shelter against a sudden shower.
- Tuckering-Out Bout · 10 pages
Jerry and Tuffy believe that a pep-regimen has reverted Tom back into a kitten.
- The Coo Coo Caper · 5 pages
Spike and Tyke try to lose the master's new pet pigeon.
- Yummy Tummies · 2 pages
The mice and Tom one-up each other over serving food.
- Old Resolutions · 1 pages
Bertie and Billie sneak-up to a human's New Year's Eve party.
- Peaceful Purpose · 5 pages
The King decrees that all the royal weapons are to be used only for peaceful purposes, just in time for a big, angry, and hungry bear to invade the castle. What are two musketeers and a poosycat to do?
- Bear Hunter · 4 pages
Fuzzy and Wuzzy try to figure out what their Uncle Barney's new hunting dog is trained to hunt.
- Charlie C. Chump · 4 pages
Charlie steals Wuff and Sammy's savings, with which they hoped to buy "coyote protection".
- Funny Face · 0.83 pages
Droopy makes funny faces at his reflection in a pond.
- Flip Top · 1 pages
Conked on the head by a falling apple while riding a bicycle through a thick grove of apple trees, Tom cannibalizes his bike to improvise a safety helmet.
- Foul Ball · 0.5 pages
Droopy fetches a ball for the wrong party.
- Flipping His Lid · 0.5 pages
When a sudden rain breaks out Droopy picks the wrong trash can lid to shelter himself.
Reprinted in
Tom and Jerry (1962)