Tom and Jerry #311
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Robinson CATsoe," Tom and Jerry take a wild detour into nautical mischief when the mice trick Tom into believing a crystal ball foretells a boat trip—only for all three to end up stranded on a sandbar. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and cover pencils, with inks by the same hand and lettering by Rome Siemon, all under the Western Publishing Production Shop’s colorist team. A 35-cent comic from 1978, it’s a classic slapstick twist on shipwreck lore, with Tom playing captain and the mice stuck in the roles of "Thursday" and "Friday."
In a mischievous twist on classic island tales, Tom uses a cleverly rigged crystal ball to trick Jerry and Tuffy into believing they’re destined for a grand boat trip—only to trap them on a sandbar where he dubs Jerry "Thursday" and Tuffy "Friday," turning them into his reluctant crew. With playful sabotage and classic cat-and-mouse antics, the trio finds themselves in a hilarious, stranded scenario where roles are reversed and survival is anything but easy.
On a snowy winter’s day, Tom sets out to redecorate the house with bold new plans, but Jerry and Tuffy have their own vision—and their own tools. With paint, furniture, and a whole lot of chaos, the trio turns the home into a battleground of style, one that may be too much even for a cat, mouse, and tiny little mouse to handle.
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