Tom and Jerry #294
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Coming of Cousin Clarence," the King's patience snaps under the relentless clanking of swordplay from the Mouse Musketeers dueling M'sieur Poosycat indoors, turning the castle into a symphony of steel. As the King scrambles to find a way to silence the noise, chaos brews—until a long-lost relative arrives with unexpected flair. The story, illustrated by Lynn Karp with inks by the same and lettered by Rome Siemon, features a cover by Harvey Eisenberg, capturing the moment the castle’s quiet is about to shatter.
When Tom’s cousin Clarence arrives for a visit, he’s expecting a refined guest—but Clarence has other plans, turning the house into a whirlwind of pranks. With Jerry and Tuffy caught in the chaos, Tom must decide whether to take the jokes seriously or see the humor in the madness.
When the constant clanking of swords from the Mouse Musketeers’ indoor duels grows too much for the King, he sets out to restore peace in the castle—no matter the cost. With Tom as the ever-determined foil, the King tries one outrageous tactic after another to drive the bickering duo out, but their antics only seem to escalate.
When the mayor declares "Get a Pet Day," Jerry and Tuffy see a chance to adopt a new friend—until Tom hijacks the idea, insisting he’s the perfect pet to be pampered and waited on. Now the mice must navigate the chaos of a self-appointed, high-maintenance feline in their midst.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #146 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #164 (1958)
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