Tom and Jerry #286
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bodyguard," Jerry and Tuffy find themselves unexpectedly cast in a starring role when they don the costumes of Ginny’s broken elf-puppets to help her put on her school play for charity. As the tiny mice make their way through town, their performance sparks a wave of excitement—and mistaken belief—that they’re real elves with a secret treasure map. Art by Hy Eisman, with cover by John Costanza, this 1974 Western Comics classic captures a whimsical adventure full of charm and mistaken identity.
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When Ginny’s elf-puppets are broken, she can’t put on her school play for charity. Jerry and Tuffy, who happen to be elf-size, don the puppets’ clothing to perform as the elves. However, en route to the school play, the mice cause a stir among the townspeople who believe this pair of “elves” can lead them to a hidden treasure.
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