Tom and Jerry #274

Sep 1973 · Western · 0.20 USD

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“Making a Fortune”

In "Making a Fortune," Tom takes a wild detour from his usual antics when he hears Jerry and Tuffy singing in their bathtub and decides they’ve got star potential—so he sets out to land them a recording contract. With the record company president clearly unimpressed by mice, Tom must think fast and get creative to get his tiny musicians heard. Art by Harvey Eisenberg brings the chase and comedy to life, while Massimo Fecchi’s cover captures the high-stakes silliness of the scheme.

artist Harvey Eisenberg · letterer Rome Siemen · cover Massimo Fecchi

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Full credits

artist Harvey Eisenberg

letterer Rome Siemen

cover pencils, inks Massimo Fecchi

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Tom hears Jerry and Tuffy’s bathtub singing, and tries to get them a recording contract. The president of the recording company just doesn’t like mice, forcing Tom into inventive ways to secure an audition.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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