Tom and Jerry #256
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Quarantine Quandary," Tom and Jerry find themselves entangled in a bizarre postal mystery as the Austrian Postal Authorities unveil commemorative stamps honoring famous operettas—setting off a chain of collector’s fever that spills into a whirlwind of international philatelic intrigue. Written by George Allard and brought to life with vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1971 issue features a cover by Harvey Eisenberg that captures the absurdity in full, all while hinting at a world where stamps, coins, and medals hold more than just value—they hold secrets.
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Tom aims to fix a patio and build a barbecue pit that will block the view from the Jerry and Tuffy’s mousehole. The mice sabotage his efforts.
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