Tom and Jerry #254

Dec 1970 · Western · 0.15 USD

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In "Routed by Radar," Tom and Jerry take a surprising detour into the world of philately and collectibles, exploring commemorative stamps honoring Charles Dickens and William Wordsworth, plus a medal marking the first moon landing. The story also highlights the upcoming 22nd American Stamp Dealers Association Show in November 1970 at Madison Square Garden, while spotlighting Seymour Reit’s book Coins and Coin Collection from Whitman Publishing. Written by George Allard and brought to life with vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the issue’s cover by Harvey Eisenberg captures the whimsical spirit of the era.

Contains 4 stories

Routed by Radar

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

TomJerryTuffy

By Book or By Crook

4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Wuff the Prairie DogSammy SquirrelCharlie Coyoteold postman

Life of the Halloween Party

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

TomJerryTuffyTom’s mistressvarious partygoers

The Haunted Castle

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

TomJerryTuffySir Robby Royalfraudulent ghost-debunker

When Sir Robby Royal brings his haunted English castle to the U.S., complete with genuine spooky goings-on, Tom sees a golden opportunity: a quick payday debunking the hauntings. With Jerry and Tuffy in tow, and a fraudulent ghost-debunker already on the scene, the real trouble is just beginning.