Tom and Jerry #264
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bugged by a Box," Tom’s latest scheme—posing as a gourmet diner while secretly using Tuffy as a free meal substitute—starts to unravel when a sharp-eyed waiter spots the mouse’s familiar diaper. Written by Bob Gregory and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Massimo Fecchi, this 1972 Western Comics classic captures the duo’s timeless antics with a clever twist. The cover by Harvey Eisenberg perfectly captures the moment’s tension, a 15-cent slice of classic slapstick from the golden age of cartoon comics.
Jerry and Tuffy take their skydiving antics to the next level—literally—launching from a toy helicopter onto Tom’s bed, much to his growing irritation. When Tom snaps, he sets up a far more dangerous stunt: real parachuting from a real plane, trapping the mice aboard a military target drone with no easy escape.
Tom’s latest scheme hits a snag when his disguise fails at a fancy French restaurant—this time, the waiter remembers the mouse in the diaper. With Jerry and Tuffy watching from the shadows, Tom’s attempt to pull off another free meal turns into a high-stakes game of wits, all while the chef Pierre and the janitor keep a wary eye on the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #188 (1960), Tom & Jerry Comics #212 (1962)
Reprinted in Tom and Jerry Weekly #34 (1974), Tom & Jerry #82
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