Tom and Jerry #234
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Rough Knight for Sir Thomas," Tyke’s growing dread over a newly planted pussy willow tree—fearing it might sprout cats—takes a wild turn when prankster Hogan sees a chance to offload his own kittens by planting them in the tree. With Spike caught between protecting his son’s fears and dealing with the chaos of feline trespassers, the backyard becomes a battlefield of whiskers and wits. Art by Lynn Karp and Vic Lockman, with cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
When Spike and Tyke’s mistress plants a pussy willow in the backyard, Tyke grows anxious, convinced it’ll sprout a horde of cats. Prankster Hogan seizes the chance to offload his own litter of kittens by planting them in the tree, setting off a chaotic mix-up between garden, dog, and feline.
When winter's chill proves too much for his outdoor doghouse, Droopy takes shelter indoors, repurposing the wooden casing of a clock from his master’s fireplace mantle into a cozy new home—complete with a snug, clock-faced entrance.
Jerry and Tuffy strike out for the Wild West, leaving Tom behind in the quiet of the house. Without his usual quarry, Tom grows lazy and listless—until he hatches a plan to chase them back by posing as the notorious outlaw "Bad Brad."
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Reprinted in Tom und Jerry #30
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