Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Can Get It For You Hole-Sale!", a 1949 free comic from Western, downtrodden Tom’s world flips when he’s crowned "Cat of the Day" by the Contented Cat Dairy, complete with a trophy and press attention. Suddenly inflated with pride, his antics spiral as his ego takes over—until Jerry and Tuffy decide they’ve had enough. Ken Champin handles all art and inks for both the interior and cover, bringing the whole chaotic, humorous moment to life.
In a clever twist of mouse mischief, Jerry, Tom, and Tuffy use their sharp teeth to carve out a network of new mouse holes after being sealed in by Tom—only to realize their craftsmanship might be worth more than cheese. With pride in their paw-work, they launch a makeshift hole-construction business, leaving Tom scratching his head and his home in disarray.
When downtrodden Tom is unexpectedly named "Cat of the Day" by the Contented Cat Dairy, his confidence soars—along with his demands—until Jerry and Tuffy decide they’ve had enough. A classic tale of ego and comeuppance, this 1949 gem captures the absurdity of fame with a wink and a tail.
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