Tom and Jerry #310
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jerry and Tuffy's Circus," the clever little mice take center stage—literally—when they build their own makeshift circus to experience the big top without paying. With Harvey Eisenberg handling art, inks, and letters, this 1978 Western Comics gem sees Jerry and Tuffy turning the tables on Tom, who gets roped (quite literally) into being the main act. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
Jerry and Tuffy, ever the clever duo, decide to turn their backyard into a makeshift circus when they can’t afford real tickets—only to trick Tom into becoming their reluctant star performer. With a human mother and her son watching from the front row and a crowd of kids cheering, the mice orchestrate a show that’s as chaotic as it is hilarious.
When a mysterious figure known as The Petnapper begins snatching pets across town, Jerry and Tuffy grow increasingly nervous—until Tom, ever the skeptic, becomes the next target. Now, with Tom missing and the duo on the run, Jerry and Tuffy must team up to track down The Petnapper before it’s too late.
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