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Cover of Tom and Jerry The Mouse from T.R.A.P. #1
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CATALOG RECORD

Tom and Jerry The Mouse from T.R.A.P. #1

Western · Series began 1966 · [October 1966]

Dates

Cover date
[October 1966]
On sale
July 1966
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Phil De Lara, Harvey Eisenberg, Ken Champininks: Harvey Eisenberg, Phil De Lara, Ken Champinletters: Harvey Eisenberg, Rome Siemon, Ken Champinscript: Bob Oglecolors: Western Publishing Production Shop

Stories

  • Block Aid · 1 pages

    To stand like a pointer, Droopy requires the aid of two stone blocks to keep him upright.

  • The Mouse from T.R.A.P. · 16 pages

    Mouse Agents Jerry and Tuffy are on a mission to recover a massive block of cheese, kept in a huge refrigerator and formed to look like a giant bar of gold, from the clutches of Tom, alias “Goldclaw”.

  • Mer-Mice · 10 pages

    To avoid detection on Tom’s fishing-boat trip, Jerry and Tuffy climb into some discarded fish-tails and pass themselves off as Mer-Mice. Tom sees them as an attraction that will make him rich.

  • Merry Meadow Mice · 15 pages

    Hot and bothered Tom leaves home for a cooler-climate outdoor job on a farm, where he encounters Jerry and Tuffy's look-alike country cousins. Tom fast-talks the pair into leaving the farm for the city. There, they find Jerry and Tuffy, who don their country cousins’ clothes and journey to the farm to bedevil Tom.

  • The Big One That Got Away! · 1 pages

    Using a can of small fish as “live bait”, Droopy snags a fish so huge it frightens him on home – where he pan-fries the remainder of his live bait for dinner.

  • Resort Revelry · 12 pages

    Tom looses Jerry and Tuffy on the grounds of Mountain Manor Resort and gets the job of mouse-catcher.

  • Hire in the Hole · 2 pages

    Looking for work, Jerry and Tuffy find that their only skill is in making holes.

  • Golf Game Gambol · 8 pages

    Jerry and Tuffy want to go fishing, but Tom insists they caddy for his game of golf.

  • Ridin’ the Baby Train · 1 pages

    Thrown off the undercarriage of a railroad boxcar, traveler Droopy finds alternative transportation on the undercarriage of a baby carriage.

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