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Tom and Jerry #221

Western · Series began 1962 · November 1964

Dates

Cover date
November 1964
On sale
August 20, 1964
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, John Carey, Phil De Laracolors: Western Publishing Production Shopinks: John Careyletters: John Carey

Stories

  • Junk Yard Jamboree · 10 pages

    Tom scoffs at Jerry and Tuffy’s playing “make-believe” with common objects found in a nearby junkyard, such as pretending that a lightbulb is a diamond, then becomes obsessed with pretending as well.

  • The Instant Genius · 4 pages

    Clumsy Herman falls on his head, becoming a genius. He out-invents Professor Putter, until a similar blow reverses the effect.

  • Little Tyke's Big Shoe-Chew · 1 pages

    Tyke’s efforts to find a shoe to chew on cause trouble for Spike.

  • Tom's Radio Shop · 1 pages

    Tom markets Jerry and Tuffy as a pair of walkie-talkies.

  • Getting the Cold Cure · 7 pages

    Idolizing television doctor Ben Tabby, Tom is determined to become a doctor himself. Jerry and Tuffy suffer for his efforts.

  • Catch as Cat Can · 6 pages

    Tom is a ranger recruit at Yellowrock National Game Reserve. His first job is to catch the Phantom Poacher, who is causing protected animals to disappear into thin air. Luggage stowaways Jerry and Tuffy help him crack the case.

Reprinted in

Tom and Jerry Annual (1967), Golden Comics Digest (1969)

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