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CATALOG RECORD

Golden Comics Digest #13

Western · Series began 1969 · September 1970

Dates

Cover date
September 1970
On sale
August 13, 1970
Pages
164

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Phil De Lara, Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, Tony Strobl, Veve Risto, Pete Alvarado, Al Hubbard, Lynn Karp, Tom Gillinks: Phil De Lara, Harvey Eisenberg, Vic Lockman, John Liggera, Veve Risto, Al Hubbard, Lynn Karp, Tom Gillcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Rome Siemon, Vic Lockman, Veve Risto, Bill Spicer, Al Hubbard, Phil De Lara, Lynn Karp, Harvey Eisenbergscript: Vic Lockman

Stories

  • High Hat Hero · 16 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy want Tom to help them build a birdhouse but he is too interested in being seen golfing with his new hat so Jerry and Tuffy tag along to ruin his fun so that he will help them.

  • Daddy Long Legs · 6 pages

    Little Quacker gets into trouble when he tells a coyote child that his daddy (which he doesn't have since he's an orphan) can beat the coyote's daddy.

  • The Flying Coyote · 6 pages

    Wuff and Sammy go to play in the snowy mountains so that Charlie Coyote can't get them so he befriends a confused buzzard to help him.

  • The Homing Pigeon · 3 pages

    Various facts about how homing pigeons have been used in wars and the past, including information about how far they can fly and their sense of direction.

  • The Mystery Light · 8 pages

    Fuzzy and Wuzzy go into the woods to check out a mysterious light. They see someone burying something so they dig it up and find an egg. While trying to take the egg to the person who buried it to find out what it is Philo Fox steals it from them. They find out the egg is really an explosive and try to get to Philo Fox before it blows up.

  • Just Imagine · 6 pages

    Jerry & Tuffy want to go out of town on a camping trip but they know they can't so they pretend they are camping in a store window. They are afraid they will get caught so they go to sleep in the cooking pot to wait until the store is closed. They get a big surprise when a camper buys the display and takes them into the wild.

  • A Hero Happening · 8 pages

    Bertie Bird is jealous of Red Robin who is a hero for rescuing a baby bird from Al, the Alley Cat so he goes looking for a way to be a hero too. After many attempts go bad he finally gets to be a hero but nobody believes him.

  • School of Hard Knocks · 10 pages

    Jerry tries to teach Tuffy to be smarter than Tom and Tom tries in vain to stop him. Each envisions a "nightmare version" of the other's effect on Tuffy.

  • The Channel Swim · 7 pages

    Skrewy asks the Indian Chief where he is going in his strange outfit and he says he is going to be the first indian to swim the Catalina Channel. Skrewy decides that there is money to be made so he goes with to help the Chief train and to drive the pilot boat.

  • Agent Tom · 10 pages

    Agent Tom is sent to Tumbleweed Town to protect them from the "Fat Bandit", who doesn't turn out to be what he seems.

  • Unforgettable Picnic · 6 pages

    Jumble the elephant invites flip and dip on a picnic with him. They are happy to go because they can't go home for lunch without taking a bath but they are sure that Jumble's mama must have forgot something for the picnic but he says that elephants never forget. Flip 'n' Dip try to find something that was forgot but it turns out that Jumble is right.

  • Mutineer Mice · 9 pages

    The king puts the Mouse Musketeers in charge while he is gone but when they start bossing around M'sieur Poosycat he shanghais them onto his boat where he is in charge (he thinks).

  • The Sea Dogs · 9 pages

    Spike and Tyke are tired of vacationing on the farm so they try to get their master to go to the seashore. At the beginning they have trouble getting him to understand but they get better as they go along.

  • A Golden Giggle · 1 pages

    Droopy uses his artistic talents to get himself into a jam and then out of it.

  • Summer Outing · 8 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy go for a picnic in the woods but a pushy duck tries to ruin their fun by putting up signs that stop them from doing anything. Jerry and Tuffy decide that turnabout is fair play.

  • Wild Stallion · 4 pages

    Three Paiute brothers are too poor to buy horses so they use their speed and endurance to tire them out so that they can catch wild ones.

  • Sea Salts · Jerry and Little Quacker · 6 pages

    Jerry gets the urge to go out on the sea but he can't board the boat because of the rat blocks. He sees a duck (Little Quacker) that is trying to get out to sea but can't get past the pilings. Little Quacker says that Jerry can ride on his back out to sea if he will help direct him past the pilings, but once they get out on the sea it isn't what they were hoping for.

  • Boy Scout Capers · 11 pages

    Droopy is frustrated when it seems that everywhere he goes there is a sign saying "no dogs allowed". When he tries to go to Boy Scout camp and there is a "no dogs allowed" sign there he sneaks in to try on one of their uniforms. He is mistaken for a real Boy Scout and gets to find out what they do during the day.

  • The Campers and the Cub · 15 pages

    When Tom and Jerry don't feel like fighting they decide to go on a picnic instead. When a little bear cub sees them he is excited because he has had fun watching them fight in the past. When they don't fight he gets bored and starts whispering instructions on them to get them fighting, but his instructions have the opposite effect.

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