Tom and Jerry #255
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Using the Ol’ Bean," Wuff’s latest invention—a bubble pipe with a surprisingly potent solution—gives Charlie Coyote a new challenge, but not one he can’t outsmart, thanks to a clever idea from a submarine comic. Vivie Risto handles art, inks, and lettering with crisp, playful energy, while Harvey Eisenberg’s cover captures the zany tension with a dynamic, exaggerated splash.
On a snowy winter’s day, Tom sets out to redecorate the house with bold new plans—only to find Jerry and Tuffy have their own visions, turning the living space into a battlefield of style. With paint, furniture, and chaos flying, the question isn’t just who wins, but whether the house can survive the clash of decorating dreams.
When Wuff the Prairie Dog unveils his latest invention—a bubble pipe with a surprisingly potent solution—Sammy Squirrel and Charlie Coyote find themselves caught in a sticky situation. But Charlie, inspired by a "submarine" comic book, isn’t about to be outdone, and soon he’s building a periscope to see right through the fog.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #123 (1954), Tom & Jerry Comics #127 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #136 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #143 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #148 (1956)
Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #3/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #33, Tom & Jerry #99
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