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Cover of Tom and Jerry #236
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom and Jerry #236

Western · Series began 1962 · June 1967

Dates

Cover date
June 1967
On sale
April 20, 1967
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Pete Alvaradoinks: Harvey Eisenbergcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Rome Siemonscript: Jack Cosgriff, Vic Lockman

Stories

  • A Big Fan of Ice Cream · 1 pages

    Tom learns that ice cream and fans don't mix.

  • Trade Rat Troubles · 10 pages

    Tom has become the victim of a trade rat, who takes something he wants and leaves something else in its place. When the trade rat is through with Tom, Jerry and Tuffy continue “trading” random objects for Tom’s food and blame the trade rat.

  • The Period Portrait · 1 pages

    Bertie and Billie Bird fly into an art store to see a painting of the birds’ great-grandmother Bertha Bird.

  • A Ponderous Problem · 5 pages

    The Health Department has drained all the local ponds, which had become a breeding place for mosquitoes, leaving Little Quacker homeless. Spike and Tyke try to help.

  • Rabbit-Trapper Tom · 10 pages

    With trapping season one day away, Jerry and Tuffy try to prevent Tom from trapping “poor defenseless little bunnies”, by rigging things so that it appears to a game warden that Tom is trapping out-of-season.

  • The Joke's on You · 1 pages
  • A Gopher Sticks It to Droopy · 1 pages

    Tired of fetching a stick, Droopy drops it down a gopher hole – only to have the gopher throw it back.

Reprinted in

Top Comics Tom & Jerry (1967)

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