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Cover of Tom and Jerry #229
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom and Jerry #229

Western · Series began 1962 · April 1966

Dates

Cover date
April 1966
On sale
February 24, 1966
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, John Carey, Phil De Lara, Ken Champininks: Harvey Eisenberg, John Carey, Phil De Lara, Ken Champincolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, John Careyscript: Carl Fallberg

Stories

  • Droopy the News(paper) Hound · 1 pages

    When the newspaper delivery boy throws the paper onto the roof, Droopy attempts to do a good deed for his master by fetching it.

  • Jerry and Tuffy's Circus · 10 pages

    Unable to afford tickets to the circus (though, as mice, couldn't they just sneak in?), Jerry and Tuffy decide to put on their own circus, ultimately trapping Tom into becoming an unwilling star attraction.

  • Too Much Music · 4 pages

    Professor Putter has played his favorite soothing record so often that the phonograph needle has worn through to the flip side containing a raucous cacophony. Fortunately, his robot Herman has retained the tranquil melody in his memory banks and can hum the tune accurately - but without the familiar sounds of musical instruments. So, the professor builds a device that can convert Herman's humming into the sound of a full symphony orchestra... but has he thought of everything?

  • The Singing Lesson · 1 pages

    Little Quacker wants singing lessons, and hungry Charlie Coyote is happy to oblige.

  • Don't Waste Water · 1 pages

    Observing a sign advising people to not waste water, Droopy attempts to do another good deed by plugging a leaky fire hydrant.

  • Rollaway Bed · 2 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy convert a roller skate into a rollaway bed.

  • String Along with Tom · 10 pages

    Tom becomes obsessed with collecting string.

  • Mud-Slingin' Mouse · 2 pages

    Tuffy slings a message-in-mud to Jerry.

  • Serape Sleeper · 1 pages

    In Mexico, Droopy buys a serape which he uses as a hammock tied between two cacti to take a siesta.

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