Tom and Jerry #228
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Dog House for the Birds," Droopy’s culinary ambitions take a surreal turn when he sets his sights on a massive turkey, only to find the bird unexpectedly unimpressed—literally staring him down. With a mix of deadpan humor and classic slapstick, Harvey Eisenberg’s artwork brings the absurdity to life in this 1966 Western Publishing gem, where even the kitchen becomes a battlefield of wits.
Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy stow away on a freight train bound for Florida, hoping to beat the winter chill—only to find themselves trapped in a chilly refrigerated rail car, where the cold is no joke. With the train conductor keeping a watchful eye, the trio must outwit the freezing conditions and each other to survive the journey.
Droopy, ever the picture of calm, sets his sights on a massive turkey for dinner—only to find the bird isn’t so eager to become a meal. With a steely gaze and a sharp axe, Droopy prepares to chop, but the turkey’s unflinching stare throws him off his game.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #111 (1953), Tom & Jerry Comics #112 (1953), Tom & Jerry Comics #113 (1953), Tom & Jerry Comics #125 (1954), Tom & Jerry Comics #128 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #138 (1956)
Reprinted in Tom og Jerry "Fin fisk" #1 (1970), Tom & Jerry #11/1988 (1988)
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