Tom and Jerry #292
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the scorching desert heat, Wuff and Sammy dream of a swimming pool, spurring them to set a trap for the elusive Armadillo Kid after spotting a reward poster. With Charlie Coyote eyeing the same prize and planning to swoop in later, the trio’s unlikely collaboration leads to an unexpected capture—leaving Wuff and Sammy to figure out how to share their hard-earned pool with a very hungry coyote. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Veve Risto, this 1977 Western Publishing classic features a clever, heat-fueled caper with plenty of classic slapstick charm, all on a cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
Tom’s trying to calm his nerves with knitting, but Jerry and Tuffy aren’t having it—they’re treating his new hobby like a scientific experiment, poring over a book of "Cat Facts" to study every twitch and yarn-wound quirk. What starts as curiosity quickly turns into a full-blown investigation, leaving Tom more frazzled than ever.
When the desert heat saps their energy, Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel dream of a cool swimming pool—so they set a trap for the notorious Armadillo Kid, hoping the reward will make their dream a reality. Charlie Coyote, also desperate for relief, lounges in the shade, planning to swoop in after the trap springs—only to end up playing an unexpected role in the capture. Now, with the reward secured, Wuff and Sammy must figure out how to share their new pool with a hungry, carnivorous coyote.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #148 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #150 (1957)
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