Tom and Jerry #301
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pint Sized Elephants," Tom and Jerry team up with Tuffy for a circus caper that starts with a bargain—Tom gets hired to scare off elephants, and the mice split his pay. But when the trio samples the circus snacks, the mice ditch the plan, using licorice whips as trunks to pose as tiny baby elephants protected by Gertrude. Harvey Eisenberg handles the art, inks, and cover pencils and inks, with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop and lettering by Rome Siemon—this 1977 35-cent comic captures a classic trio in a delightfully absurd scheme.
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Tiring of the unrewarding daily chase, the trio decide to take their "games of cat and mouse" to a circus where they agree to have Jerry and Tuffy scare the circus elephant and get Tom hired as the circus cat to run them off - then split Tom's circus pay among them. However, when the mice spy and sample the wide variety of circus concession goodies, they decide to abandon the arrangement and (with licorice whip trunks) pose as mouse-sized baby elephants protected from Tom by Gertrude the elephant.
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