Tom and Jerry #221
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Junk Yard Jamboree," Tom, a rookie ranger at Yellowrock National Game Reserve, takes on his first assignment: tracking down the elusive Phantom Poacher, who’s vanishing protected animals without a trace. With help from stowaways Jerry and Tuffy, Tom navigates a chaotic junkyard maze, where every scrap and shadow hides a clue. Harvey Eisenberg’s energetic art brings the chase to life, with vibrant colors from the Western Publishing Production Shop, and his cover pencils capture the wild, mischievous spirit of the adventure.
In "Junk Yard Jamboree," Tom, usually quick to mock Jerry and Tuffy’s imaginative play, finds himself drawn into their world of make-believe when they turn a discarded lightbulb into a glittering diamond. As the trio transforms scrap metal and rusted parts into fantastical treasures, Tom’s skepticism gives way to full-blown whimsy—leading to a playful, surreal adventure where the line between pretend and reality blurs.
Tom, a rookie ranger at Yellowrock National Game Reserve, takes on his first mission: tracking down the mysterious Phantom Poacher, a thief who’s been vanishing protected animals without a trace. With help from stowaway pranksters Jerry and Tuffy, he follows clues through the wilderness—only to face off against the cunning Poacher and his henchman Tiny, all while dodging a grizzly bear and a curious deer.
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Reprinted in Golden Comics Digest #25 (1972), Golden Comics Digest #28 (1973), Tom and Jerry Annual #1974 (1974), Tom och Jerry #1/1967
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