Tom and Jerry #236
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Big Fan of Ice Cream," Tom finds himself caught in a strange game of swaps after a mysterious trade rat leaves behind odd replacements for what it steals. As Jerry and Tuffy take turns trading random items for Tom’s snacks, the chaos escalates—leaving Tom confused and hungry. Written by Jack Cosgriff and brought to life by Harvey Eisenberg’s expressive art, this 1967 Western Publishing comic captures classic slapstick with a twist, all on a cover by Eisenberg.
Tom finds himself outwitted by a clever Trader Rat who swaps what he wants for something else—leaving Tom with nothing but confusion. As the chaos unfolds, Jerry and Tuffy take up the strange trade game, swapping random items for Tom’s food, all while pointing fingers at the elusive rat.
When the Health Department drains the local ponds to stop a mosquito outbreak, Little Quacker loses his home—and Spike and Tyke take it upon themselves to find him a new one, even if it means navigating a series of increasingly absurd misadventures with the help of a skeptical farmer and a very particular health inspector.
When trapping season looms, Jerry and Tuffy team up to stop Tom from catching bunnies—by setting up a clever trap of their own, making it look like Tom’s breaking the rules. With a game warden (an anthropomorphic bulldog) on the way, the prank takes a wild turn as Tom’s plans go hilariously awry.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #137 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #146 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #151 (1957)
Reprinted in Top Comics Tom & Jerry #1 (1967)
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