Tom and Jerry #259
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wheel of (Cheese) Fortune," Tom’s newfound devotion to a pacifist radio show, "The Happy Hour," throws a wrench into his usual antics—much to Jerry and Tuffy’s dismay. As Tom embraces peace, the duo tries to rouse him from his calm, testing the limits of their classic rivalry in a moment of unexpected tension. Art by Harvey Eisenberg, with full coloring and lettering by the Western Publishing Production Shop, captures the humor and quiet chaos of this 1971 classic, all on a cover penciled by Eisenberg.
Tom’s newfound obsession with the peace-loving radio show "The Happy Hour" throws a wrench in the usual chaos, turning him into a surprisingly calm cat—much to Jerry and Tuffy’s dismay. As Tom tries to spread the gospel of nonviolence, the duo sets out to prove that even the most peaceful feline can’t resist a good prank.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #87 (1951), Tom & Jerry Comics #133 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #134 (1955)
Reprinted in Tom en Jerry #100 (1985)
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