Tom and Jerry #244
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bird-Brained Cat," Harvey Eisenberg's playful art brings to life a frantic bakery caper where the mischievous birds Bertie and Billie accidentally stow away in a delivery truck, only to find themselves in a sticky situation when they hide in what they think is a cupboard—only to discover it’s an oven. With Eisenberg handling pencils, inks, and lettering, this 1969 Western Publishing gem captures classic slapstick chaos in crisp, colorful panels, all under his distinctive cover art.
When Tom grows obsessed with rare birds, ignoring his usual pursuits, Jerry and Tuffy find themselves with an unexpectedly idle cat on their hands—so they’ll have to think fast to stir up some mischief and bring the chase back to life.
Jerry and Tuffy take a risky shortcut through the kitchen wall—Tuffy’s idea, using a hot iron to burn a hole straight to their mousehole—only to find the plan sparks more trouble than expected.
Spike’s trying to keep things quiet when a man abandons a basket of meowing kittens outside their home, but Tyke’s well-meaning attempt to help only leads to more kittens showing up—much to Spike’s growing dismay. With a whole litter on their hands and other dogs eyeing the chaos, the situation quickly spirals into a furry, fur-covered mess.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #100 (1952), Tom & Jerry Comics #106 (1953), Tom & Jerry Comics #139 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #150 (1957)
Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #1/1982 (1982)
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