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Tom and Jerry#237
Cover: Harvey Eisenberg

Tom and Jerry #237

Aug 1967 · Western · 0.12 USD
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In "No-Go Pogo," Little Quacker takes Spike and Tyke on a western adventure to Uncle Downy's ranch, only to discover it's less a farm and more a duck pond with a corral—where the real trouble lies in the missing fish. With Vic Lockman's storytelling and Pete Alvarado's expressive art bringing the chaos to life, this 1967 Western Publishing classic delivers a playful, offbeat chase with a side of fishy intrigue. Harvey Eisenberg's cover captures the zany spirit perfectly.

Contains 4 stories
No-Go Pogo
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
JerryTuffykid on pogo sticknovelty store salesman
Contest(ed) Winnings
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffybill collectorNifty Nippy Cheese Company representativepuppet vendorrealtorhouse-buying couple

When Jerry’s Nifty Nippy Cheese contest winnings spark a sudden rift, Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy find themselves caught in a web of escalating tension—each trying to claim the prize, with a bill collector, a puppet vendor, a realtor, and a house-buying couple all adding chaos to the mix.

Rustler Roundup
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
SpikeTykeLittle QuackerUncle DownyCharlie Coyotesheriff

When Little Quacker invites Spike and Tyke to visit his Uncle Downy’s western ranch, they expect a fun adventure—only to discover it’s a duck pond with a corral, and someone’s been stealing the fish. With the help of the local sheriff and a sly Charlie Coyote on the loose, the dogs must uncover who’s behind the rustling before the pond’s prized catch vanishes.

Two Livin' Dolls
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffyLittle Susiethe mistress

In a playful twist on household antics, Tom enjoys a tender moment playing dolls with Little Susie, much to Jerry and Tuffy’s dismay. The mischievous duo hatches a plan to ruin the fun, even going so far as to disguise themselves as dolls—leading to a series of clever, slapstick schemes that test the limits of both friendship and rivalry.

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CGC 9.6 · 1 in census $192*
CGC 9.4 · 1 in census $98*
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Full credits

artist, inker Pete Alvarado
letterer Rome Siemon
cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

Reprints

↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #140 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #147 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #148 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #151 (1957)

Reprinted in Top Comics Tom & Jerry #2

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