Tom and Jerry #247
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sculpin' Scamps," Spike enters Tyke in a "cute puppy contest," lavishing him with a thorough scrub and a frilly bow—much to the pup’s quiet dismay. As the duo navigates a gauntlet of teasing from tougher dogs on the way to the event, their unlikely journey is packed with the kind of wholesome chaos only Tom and Jerry could deliver. Harvey Eisenberg handles art, inks, and lettering, bringing the whole scene to life with his signature charm.
Jerry and Tuffy find themselves in a tiny, feathery feud when a mother blue jay snatches their fishing worm to feed her baby blue jays. What starts as a simple attempt to catch a fish quickly spirals into a chaotic game of one-upmanship—until a kingfisher swoops in to claim the prize.
Spike proudly enters Tyke in a "cute puppy contest," lavishing him with a fresh bath and a frilly bow—much to Tyke’s quiet dismay. As they make their way to the event, the pair face off against a group of scrounging dogs and two tough pups who aren’t impressed by the polished pup in the bow. The contest official watches with mild amusement as the unlikely duo arrives, the tension between charm and swagger already in the air.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #98 (1952), Tom & Jerry Comics #100 (1952), Tom & Jerry Comics #106 (1953), Tom & Jerry Comics #133 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #143 (1956)
Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #8/1982 (1982)
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