Tom and Jerry #308

Jul 1978 · Western · 0.35 USD

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“Model Plane Crazy”

In "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.

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artist, inker Harvey Eisenberg · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · letterer Rome Siemon · writer Jack Cosgriff · cover Harvey Eisenberg

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artist, inker Harvey Eisenberg

colorist Western Publishing Production Shop

letterer Rome Siemon

writer Jack Cosgriff

cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

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Bugged by Jerry and Tuffy's lively indoor activities during a rainy day, Tom gives them a model airplane kit to busy themselves with - quietly. The mice cannibalize an old alarm clock's workings and springs to build a makeshift motor for their mini-plane, and endlessly annoy Tom with their pesky aerial antics.

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