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Cover of Tom and Jerry #254
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom and Jerry #254

Western · Series began 1962 · December 1970

Dates

Cover date
December 1970
On sale
October 1970
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Alberto Giolitti, Phil De Lara, Dan Spiegleinks: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Alberto Giolitti, Phil De Lara, Dan Spieglecolors: Western Publishing Production Shopscript: Jack Cosgriff, George Allard, Vic Lockmanletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Bill Spicer

Stories

  • Routed by Radar · 10 pages

    Tom hooks-up some war surplus radar equipment to his TV set to keep tabs on Jerry and Tuffy.

  • By Book or By Crook · 4 pages

    Wuff and Sammy accidently discover that Charlie Coyote has purchased a book titled “How To Catch Prairie Dogs and Squirrels”.

  • England Remembers Dickens and Wordsworth · 1 pages

    Discusses stamps commemorating Charles Dickens and William Wordsworth, and a medal commemorating the first moon landing. Provides information on “The 22nd American Stamp Dealers Association, Inc. Show”, November 20-22, 1970 at New York City’s Madison Square Garden – as well as “Coins and Coin Collection”, a book from Whitman Publishing by Seymour Reit (the comic book and animation creator?)

  • Jokes on You · 1 pages

    Jokes and riddles submitted by readers.

  • Rooftop Adventure · 1 pages

    Last year, a mean bird-hating man rented the house near Bertie and Billie’s tree. This year he has returned, unchanged.

  • Life of the Halloween Party · 5 pages

    Tom must watch the treats for his mistress’ Halloween costume party.

  • The Haunted Castle · 6 pages

    Sir Robby Royal has moved an old English castle to the United States – complete with haunting phenomena. Tom decides there’s easy money in “de-spooking” the place.

  • Your Future as a Dental Hygienist · 0.5 pages
  • Your Future as a Pharmacist · 0.5 pages

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