Tom and Jerry #308
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Model Plane Crazy," Tom tries to quiet the chaos of a rainy day by handing Jerry and Tuffy a model airplane kit—only to find his peace shattered as the clever mice repurpose an old alarm clock into a makeshift motor, turning their tiny plane into a flying nuisance. With Harvey Eisenberg handling both the interior art and cover pencils, and Rome Siemon on letters, this 1978 Western Comics gem captures the classic antics with crisp, energetic flair.
When a rainy day traps Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy indoors, Tom tries to quiet the chaos with a model airplane kit—only to regret it when Jerry and Tuffy repurpose an old alarm clock into a high-flying, motorized menace. Their airborne antics turn the house into a whirlwind of mayhem, leaving Tom dodging and scrambling in disbelief.
Tom’s always happy to play dolls with Little Susie, but when Jerry and Tuffy decide to ruin the fun—pretending to be dolls themselves—the chaos is anything but child’s play. With the mistress watching, the trio’s antics turn the house into a game of pretend gone hilariously wrong.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #133 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #140 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #142 (1956)
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