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Cover of Tom and Jerry #230
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom and Jerry #230

Western · Series began 1962 · June 1966

Dates

Cover date
June 1966
On sale
April 21, 1966
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Jack Bradbury, Phil De Lara, Ken Champininks: Harvey Eisenberg, Steve Steere, Phil De Lara, Ken Champincolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Rome Siemon, Vic Lockmanscript: Carl Fallberg

Stories

  • Magic Flutes · 1 pages

    Droopy buys a magic flute to charm a bone with music.

  • Homemade Houseboat · 10 pages

    Tom hastily converts his house into a houseboat, intending to drift downriver to Florida. Jerry and Tuffy bedevil him all along the way.

  • Away for a Day · 4 pages

    Frazzled by the noise in his lab, Professor Putter seeks the peace and quiet of the hills, only to be driven back home by the louder sounds of dynamite, chemical explosions, and gunfire.

  • Where's Charlie? · 1 pages

    When Charlie Coyote stops chasing Little Quacker to take an extended beach vacation, the duck assumes the worst of motives and investigates.

  • Sticky Wickets · 1 pages

    Having disrupted a game of croquet, Droopy is pressed into service as a pair of wickets.

  • Mouse Hole in One · 2 pages

    Weary of walking, homeward-bound Tuffy takes a shortcut across a golf course and beats Jerry home in an unexpected way.

  • Beware the Petnapper! · 10 pages

    The Petnapper, stalks the town, prompting paranoia in Jerry and Tuffy. Tom scoffs until he is pet-napped, with Jerry and Tuffy along for the ride.

  • Banana Boat · 2 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy picnic across a river. Too full to walk back, Tuffy uses the banana skin as a boat.

  • Making His Own Swing · 1 pages

    Chased from a park swing, Droopy improvises one of his own.

  • Ball Catcher · 1 pages

    Sometimes catching the ball ruins the game.

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