Tom and Jerry #313
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Laugh, Cat, Laugh!", Jerry and Tuffy face a surprising twist when a fortune machine predicts wildly different futures—one destined for travel on water, the other for settling down. As they grapple with the idea of parting ways, fate takes a playful turn, proving that even the most unlikely outcomes can unfold together. Art by Ken Champin and a cover by Harvey Eisenberg bring the whimsical chaos to life in this 1978 Western Publishing gem.
Jerry and Tuffy are on high alert as Tom, ever more amused by their antics, seems to grow smarter—and luckier—every time he laughs. With their piggy bank hidden in increasingly absurd places, the mice must outwit a feline who’s laughing all the way to the bank.
Jerry and Tuffy can’t sleep—every time the crane in the lake shifts its weight from one leg to the other, the splashing keeps them wide awake. With a clever idea, they find a way to settle the matter, all while the crane remains unaware of the quiet solution unfolding just beyond the water’s edge.
Jerry and Tuffy visit a quirky fortune-telling machine that predicts wildly different futures: Tuffy is destined to travel on water, while Jerry is set to build a new home and settle down. With their paths seemingly at odds, the two mice prepare to part ways—only to find that life has a way of fulfilling both fortunes, in ways neither expected.
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